Dr. Kathleen McJunkin

Yes.

Yeah.

Well...

There is a lot.

I mean, it was very, very common.

And sometimes we suspected it and didn't really know for sure.

The other thing is kidneys, the kidneys failing, which, you know, we'd have special diets and that can really change that, which I'm kind of surprised.

That's a question I have for you because I had a brother-in-law who,

had a cystic kidney disease, okay?

It's a familiar thing.

Fortunately, Jim doesn't have it, but he went into renal failure and such, and Jim actually donated his kidney to him, but he also ended up with a terrible aneurysm, had first surgery and the second surgery, then he ended up passing due to that.

But I was surprised, because it asked Kevin,

do they restrict your diet or anything and no restriction or any of that?

So I'm surprised that there isn't with humans.

And I'm just kind of assuming that because our neighbor next door, he had to have a kidney transplant too, which seems to be a lot of people, you know, but that, you know, do they have research on the kidney?

kidney disease as far as whether they should be restricting her diets?

Well, OK, or maybe not with the blood pressure, you know, with the kid.

Well, that's that's kind of, you know, hard, just hard to say.

So we will if if it looks like things are going, you know, well.

They're being affected.