 And as I communicated that, she rose up out of her body, stood in the air above the gurney. She thanked me for the help I'd given, which I didn't really understand or appreciate because I didn't think I had really done anything. And then she left. And a few moments later, as I was leaving the room, I heard the physician in charge pronounce her time of death in military time. And I thought, yeah, I know. I saw her leave. Yeah.