And so I see us as a bridge between that, being able to help patients decipher and interpret this information, and then also helping them make decisions based on those results. because a lot of decisions to be made, especially in pregnancy, are not always medical decisions, they're personal decisions about what patients want to do about information about their future offspring. so, so prenatal specifically, is an interesting ethical realm, because we're also dealing. &gt;&gt; Sure. &gt;&gt; With pregnancy and, and termination. &gt;&gt; What's the most difficult aspect about it, if I can ask? is it? Is it patients actually, you know, deciding about, you know, continuing the pregnancy versus not? are there significant traits that they have to deal with? I just, I'm