Clarence Jones

Yeah.

I mean, I mean, I was, that was, and if that, if I would've had somebody else pose in my life, they'd have been worn out too, because that was just one of those things.

But I think that you asked, you asked a question about, you know, why people don't talk about it more, why people don't talk about it.

I am I'm doing health screenings on a regular basis.

And there is a Volunteers of America is right next door to us.

And then when when you go when people come up to the table in that age range and you start talking to them, they'll say something like, oh, I'm good.

You know, it's like, I'm not going into this conversation.

I'm just good.

You know what I mean?

And then they forget what they were doing.

But I'm just saying that I think that in this particular case, it's people are afraid of finding out what could be going on with me.

And I also think that sometimes people don't know who they can count on to help them.

if they're going through this process.

So I think that there's a couple of different things that are happening here is that, you know, if your life is all scattered and you think that you're losing your memory and stuff like that, who do I go to?

You know what I mean?

So those are the kinds of things that I'm saying to answer your question.

What I'm seeing in community is that there's a lot of stuff that's happening.

And so how do you, yeah, yeah.

So there's a lot of stuff that's happening.

I think one of the things for me, and I'm glad we're talking about this, and I know that the topic sometimes when we start talking about different groups and talk about different strategies that we have to use, this is a very, very impactful topic.