Mm-hmm.

Uh, so yeah.

And as far as UMCA, yeah, there was an election last year and, um, quite a few positions were up, all three executive positions, president, secretary, vice president, as well as three or four board positions kind of the way it fell out.

So, um, so yeah, we've got, uh, a lot of new people on the board, and with that, some good energy, and, um, still working with Bob Osborne.

Can't say enough about Bob, all the things he's done, um, over the years, and, uh, he's still on with us and doing a, doing a just great job and a wealth of knowledge on anything we need.

So, um, yeah, it's really been good with the, with the board.

Um, you know, one thing we talked about shortly after the election was, great, there's a new board, and it's a big board.

What, what's kinda going on with this?

So what does that look like for those people who don't get the results they hope for from the surgery?

Yeah, you bring up a good point.

I don't have to sort of explain everything.

that many people suffer from back pain and leg pain or a combination of both.

And you don't have to go far to find someone that's nearby, whether it's a relative or your friends.

They're suffering from some form of back and leg pain.

And if the symptoms get worse or it's severe enough or not really... treated correctly, then they seek help from or treatment from surgeons.

So could you report the results that have been achieved as a result of this new surgical method?