Clarence Jones

Yeah.

What percentage of our population struggles with PTSD?

Davida, thank you.

It has been a pleasure listening to you, and I look forward to hearing you.

I look forward to the recording, so thank you.

I think for me, the biggest challenge for me right now is uncertainty.

And what I mean by that is that in the work that I do, a lot of times the people that I'm working with are uncertain about what they should do.

You know, they're not certain about their funding.

They're not certain about, you know, what's acceptable.

I mean, because it just seems like there are so many shifts and changes in, you know, what is appropriate now.

And so I'm going to leave it like that.

I'm going to be very, very at 10,000 feet, and we can talk a little bit more about it later.

Okay.

Yeah, go ahead.

I know that you said that it's around saving dollars.

I think what I sense, and this is from my own personal perspective, I think it's about whether people like or dislike something.

I mean, it's not it's not even about, you know, whether or not the research that's been done about what the effectiveness of the project is like.

I just don't like this.

So I'm just going I'm in a place where I can just I can dismantle it and I'm going to do that.

And I think that that for me is is a more dangerous space for all of us is that, you know, it's now based on either you comply or you die.