Taking a lot of shrooms. And I started getting a little. Yeah, I started getting a little cray cray, you know, sometimes doing some things with, you know, causing some fights with my boyfriend. That were unnecessary. They got heightened. I remember one time I wrecked my car into my gate, and I said, this is all your fault. I was the one driving the damn car. How is this your fault? I did not have a great idea of reality at that time, so I was going to. I was leaving the country for the first time without my family. I was going to Costa Rica, and I was walking through the airport and I saw this book. Change your brain, change your life. I'm like, I want to change my life. I don't like where this is going. And my brain is actually. I don't like who I'm living with. The person upstairs is, like, annoying the hell out of me. So I got this book, and it got me to get onto the plane. Now, I had a few anxious breakdowns on that. When, you know, when you go to places like going in the middle of jungle, you take all those little planes and all of a sudden you're on a four wheeler going to wherever you're going. Every now and then I'd have to stop because I would get so lightheaded and stabbing chest pains and all this. And he said, drop weed. First of all, get rid of the weed. Get rid of the psychedelics. And I also cut gluten from my diet from a little bit of a time so I could get an idea of, like, what's my body on a natural level. And I started doing, you know, kind of blood work, and I did some spec scans, which he specializes in. So, like, actually looking at my brain, because what I really like about the spec scan is, you know, you wouldn't tell me I have a broken arm without fricking looking at it. I could tell you, ow, it hurts, blah, blah, blah.