Can you just kind of speak to those who have been touched by this about what they can do to kind of walk alongside somebody who is going through cancer and how to help?

Yeah, that's a great question.

I think that, you know, number one, it's a scary time for the person going through it and you can't be in their shoes completely.

And so trying to reassure them or telling them that everything's going to be okay typically isn't super helpful.

So acknowledging that you're there for them and that you love them and that you want to help is really important.

I think, key to support someone going through the diagnosis.

And then, you know, people usually, around the time of the diagnosis, people kind of band together.

In your field and getting to kind of see this like different type of strength among your patients and survivors, how do you feel like what we do in the gym is really helping us train for things that we can't imagine yet? Oh, I love this