Neal Tricarico

Yeah, it is.

And it really hits home.

I'm grateful that you've shared that with me.

It's hard because, you know, I...

I've been able to transcend sort of my regret, but it's not to fall back.

It's just human to fall back into it.

But I've learned so much and met so many people.

And just my human nature is, gosh, I wish I knew that then.

Right.

And that call, if we want to explore that at all, that call to something greater that opened up from this is so profound that there's an opportunity to impact so many more lives.

It's a tremendous personal cost, but a greater impact if we're saving multiple lives.

And it happened to cost one, albeit our son.

No, no, no.

And please, no fault whatsoever.

What I wanted to say but maybe didn't come across is I'm grateful for those reminders because it both puts me in the shoes of the parents who are going through it now, who we can help.

And also that this happening to me is, I mean, let's be very clear, I would trade it all to have him back.

And this happening, the moment that our lives changed and the path that we're on more,

is a far greater impact and meaning than what I was doing before.

And lives are at risk and to be saved.

So no fault.