Dinakar Singh

Jesus.

But I think it captures the process that one goes through.

I think for every parent, it's part sorrow and it's part rage.

And depending on the moment, sometimes it's more rage than sorrow.

You just want to go and break everything.

But I do think that you do eventually figure out that that is, well, very consuming.

It's

This is where knowing other people and talking to people that have gone through things like this actually is hugely helpful because it just helps you recognize that there's a journey on all this stuff.

And so I think every parent I know whose child has an issue was unbelievably emotionally supportive to us.

And as well, almost every couple of weeks, I'll get a call from someone saying, look, I've got a friend or someone, et cetera, who has a disease.

They want to make an impact on it.

They've heard your story.

Can you help?

And

That's, to me, the greatest joy I have, speaking to other parents and helping them think about what they can do, what can be done, what can't be done, et cetera.

I joined the board of Jackson Labs.

They essentially invented mouse models and are still the leader in that.

It's an incredible institution.

No drug has ever been developed without using their mice.

So I joke it's the most important biotech institute that no one has heard of.