Rachel Cruz

And so- Is that a piece or-

And is this ongoing or is it kind of a one-time?

Okay.

So, you know, what I would probably do, because again, I feel like this can sometimes feel like a never-ending cycle.

I would...

And because it's not a, and I know you guys are saying, I don't wanna downplay it, all the sickness, I'm sure it's just miserable, but it's not a life or death.

Like, okay, I have to save my child right now because there's a, it's not an urgency, but it is something for the betterment of your health you want.

So what I would probably strive to do is whatever I could to get, because 10 to 30 is a big range.

So I would get as close to that 10 and I would negotiate doctor's bill.

I mean, I would do whatever I could

to get it down to that 10.

And you guys are, you know, I would work to save a thousand a month.

I would be okay right now because it is a health issue, maybe to pause the debt snowball, stay current on your bills.

But I would bump that 600 a month up to a thousand and save for 10 months.

And then starting October, November, Andrew, start this treatment.

And then hopefully by this time next year, you're through it, you're done.

And then press play on the baby steps.

And the sense too that, you know, you don't want to prolong it too long because of what you're saying, you know, they can come back and get worse unless you have this treatment.

So.

getting to it, right?