So kind of go back and tell me about how you came to your diagnosis and let's kind of start there.

Yeah, I'm just like entering, I guess, my two and a half year mark of being diagnosed.

And I was pretty messed up for about a solid year prior to the diagnosis, which I count as pretty lucky because I know it can take people years and years before they're diagnosed.

But I had gone through, I'm 54, I turned 54 in April.

And since turning 50, I had really just gone through a lot in my life.

My eldest daughter was diagnosed with cancer.

Like a few months after a month after I turned 50.

Molly, let me talk to you about, because you kept your illness quiet, and how have you found the Parkinson's community and or have you, are you still trying to discover some of that and create connections in that way? And how has that helped you with kind of what you've been going through for the last two and a half years?