Paula, how about you? What's, what's a takeaway for you?

I wanna follow the two of them.

I think the biggest thing that kept coming back to me was how many times she asked for help, and how many times no one would help her because she said she didn't have a plan.

And what is that really even mean? I don't have a plan that I know exactly what I'm gonna do, but I know that I want to do something.

I'm asking my family, my friends, my, the medical community that is supposed to help me, and no one could seem to do that.

It was, the decline was really clear.

There was a big juxtaposition between how well their family was doing and how fast it went downhill.

Um, and a number of people are saying this is the type of case that regular citizens should not have to sit on a jury for, that this was both horrific and, um, the, the death of the three children, the killing of the three children, uh, Lindsay Clancy's situation, the sobbing that she went through, her being paralyzed, and then the, that, that you've got these world experts disagreeing and all of this pharmaceutical information, which is confusing to even a pharmacist, and we're asking you To, to you, s- uh, plural, to, to judge this, do you think that cases like this should not be juries, that there should be a different system?