And she really went downhill, I think on a weekend day one time. And, and so she called some of the folks from Northwestern and it, and it wound up turning into a, a marathon procedure, both of diagnostics. They did laparoscopy where, or endoscopy where they’re putting the scopes down and the, this is all equipment that they brought up from Northwestern and wound up figuring out that she had an infection in her, in her belly, in her peritoneal cavity and wound up taking her to surgery and, you know, finding that she had essentially all of her internal organs were covered in infectious material and they had to flush that out and, and clean all that up. And that whole, that whole process was something that would’ve been completely impossible without those resources.
