So here we see a survivor in 2019, a survivor of Ebola, from the last big outbreak that we had in North Kivu. We talk a lot about the mortality that Ebola causes, but maybe we don't talk enough about the fact that there are survivors and there is life after Ebola. There's a lot of stigma attached to being an Ebola survivor. There's a lot of fear that comes with going back to your community and them seeing, you know, this person that has come out of an Ebola treatment center. And so we try to spend a lot of time following these patients, making sure they have the follow-up care that they need, but also that they have the psychosocial support that they need for reintegration and restarting their lives after this really terrible disease. It's important to remember that there are people that survive, and that's the reason we do everything we do.