Dude. My oldest daughter is on the spectrum, and so we started seeing this anxiety and this disconnection, and she developed these tics. I mean, really bad. Where she started hitting herself uncontrollable. She's a big, strong girl. She was about, I think, 1615 at the time. And I remember, I mean, it was so scary for me that I had to lay on her at night and hold her down. And I'm pretty sure she was hitting so hard. And she's apologizing. She's like, I'm sorry. I'm like, what? Are you kidding? It broke my heart. So we brought her to the hospital. We went to the hospital to find out what. We didn't even know what this was and where it was coming from. Got her to calm down and she was still ticking and stuff. And I talked to the neurologist. Is that what it is? I guess. I don't know. The doctor and I go, what is this? What can we do? And he basically said, she's developed these tics. It's like, this is something you're just going to have to learn to deal with. You're going to have a child like this and you have to prepare yourself that you and your wife are going to have to deal with this for the rest of your life this way. And I was like, there's got to be a different way. He's like, there's no way of really, we don't know. And I just, I went, oh, man, it crushed me. So it was like, me and my wife were like, what do we do? And my wife read this book. She was just doing all this crazy research and she found this book, disconnected kids, and it was by doctor Robert Melillo. So, you know, I got involved with him. I called him and he literally took my daughter. He was, I know what this is. He was, it's okay. He says, I can work with her. And we were just out of, like, we were lost. We didn't know what to do. I mean, I mean, I mean violent, you know, it was like, oof. So we took it to this doctor and within two weeks, no drugs, anything, two weeks, ticks were gone. And he said, they're gonna still be there. They'll come up every once in a while. But he fixed her, man. And I'm like, whoa. It blew my mind, man. It's like. So I was like, I just want to give other parents hope. And I knew another guy who had a daughter who severely autistic and, you know, she was nonverbal and, you know, you know, violent, too. And he said, he goes, I will. And he worked with them and she's getting so much better. And now in speaking, and it's an amazing thing this guy does. He's great.