 Yes, it is. So he often cannot sit erect in a chair, even when later he becomes the president of Bowdoin College, why there's a couch in his home, and he often lies down on that couch. From there, he does his leadership. Was medical science able to help him at this point, or is that developing as the century goes on? Not really. We don't want to make medicine look like it was back in the Middle Ages. I mean, they did in fact save his life, but they could never repair the wounds that he suffered.