Okay.

Well, it, I was typically m- I was stage four, but by the grace of God, my insurance kind of didn't do the scan, and so my doctor was like, "Okay, we're gonna start treatment." And you know, if you're stage four, you don't get-- you get a different kind of treatment.

So she was like, "Okay, maybe the surgery, uh, I'm gonna write it up that the surgery made your lump bigger.

You are stage three, so we could go ahead and start treatment." So th- thank you, she started treatment, and once she started, I was triple negative stage three.

Triple negative is one of the rare cancers because statistics haven't quite told them how to treat it, so they think-- And that's why they call it rare.

So my girls who got that, don't get scared.

They call it rare because they haven't figured out the master plan, and there's really no master plan [chuckles] for it.

Can you explain a little bit about that, what that is, what that does for you, and, and can do for people?