Clarence

I agree with that. I think that, I think that, that, that's, that's one of the, again, that's one of the life lessons about, about grief is that grief teaches you how to appreciate. And that's, that to me is important, especially when it just seemed like some days that there's nothing to be happy about. Correct.

I agree with that. I think that, I think that, that, that's, that's one of the, again, that's one of the life lessons about, about grief is that grief teaches you how to appreciate. And that's, that to me is important, especially when it just seemed like some days that there's nothing to be happy about. Correct.

Yeah. You know, Stan, I think one of the other things too that we want to say to people is that, you know, a lot of times when we look at grief, it seemed like it's just those people. You know, it's just other people. But this is all of us. All of us at some point will go through experiencing grief, you know, whether it's an acute, acute or chronic.

Yeah. You know, Stan, I think one of the other things too that we want to say to people is that, you know, a lot of times when we look at grief, it seemed like it's just those people. You know, it's just other people. But this is all of us. All of us at some point will go through experiencing grief, you know, whether it's an acute, acute or chronic.

And hopefully by being able to enter into this kind of conversation, we're able to be, again, more sympathetic and empathetic towards people when we see them going through whatever challenges they may face. I mean, you know, like you talked about, it can be a loss of that dog. It could be the loss of that goldfish. It's not suck it up and you'll be okay. It's a very human emotion.

And hopefully by being able to enter into this kind of conversation, we're able to be, again, more sympathetic and empathetic towards people when we see them going through whatever challenges they may face. I mean, you know, like you talked about, it can be a loss of that dog. It could be the loss of that goldfish. It's not suck it up and you'll be okay. It's a very human emotion.

It's one that we all experience and we do in different kinds of ways, but it's something that hopefully in our humanness we would be more aware of and that we would be able to talk about it and we'd be able to help people process it because a lot of times when people are going through grief, all they want to do is listen. Yeah.

It's one that we all experience and we do in different kinds of ways, but it's something that hopefully in our humanness we would be more aware of and that we would be able to talk about it and we'd be able to help people process it because a lot of times when people are going through grief, all they want to do is listen. Yeah.

I would agree.

I would agree.

Clarence, go ahead. Dr. Samia, you spoke in your previous conversation a lot of times about the lack of awareness among groups of people. Could you talk about this plan and how does it plan to address that? I mean, are people not aware or is there a strategy for that or communicating more effectively with people to make them more aware of the risk of cancer?

Clarence, go ahead. Dr. Samia, you spoke in your previous conversation a lot of times about the lack of awareness among groups of people. Could you talk about this plan and how does it plan to address that? I mean, are people not aware or is there a strategy for that or communicating more effectively with people to make them more aware of the risk of cancer?

Yeah, so Dr. Simeo, you talked a little bit about challenges. There's always the rural versus urban strategy. Could you talk a little bit more about that? Because were the challenges the same or was there a special strategy that had to be developed for each group, for the rural versus the urban?

Yeah, so Dr. Simeo, you talked a little bit about challenges. There's always the rural versus urban strategy. Could you talk a little bit more about that? Because were the challenges the same or was there a special strategy that had to be developed for each group, for the rural versus the urban?

Yeah. And I can vouch for that. I want to just say, I can vouch for that. I was involved with the alliance and there was definitely a community engagement aspect of it. So it was great. Yeah. Which is why we're glad that Dr. Samea is here to talk about that.

Yeah. And I can vouch for that. I want to just say, I can vouch for that. I was involved with the alliance and there was definitely a community engagement aspect of it. So it was great. Yeah. Which is why we're glad that Dr. Samea is here to talk about that.

Yeah. Yeah. Clarence. Yes. So, Dr. Simeo, um, so, you know, this is health chatter. So I'm going to ask you a very, very chattery, chattery question. What's been the biggest challenge with this plan? I mean, you know, you've been, I mean, you've got some, you got, you've got all these, you got 90 strategies, you know, 90 strategies. You got, you've got, uh, a lot of focuses.

Yeah. Yeah. Clarence. Yes. So, Dr. Simeo, um, so, you know, this is health chatter. So I'm going to ask you a very, very chattery, chattery question. What's been the biggest challenge with this plan? I mean, you know, you've been, I mean, you've got some, you got, you've got all these, you got 90 strategies, you know, 90 strategies. You got, you've got, uh, a lot of focuses.

What's been the biggest challenge with this plan? Uh,

What's been the biggest challenge with this plan? Uh,