And if I go to bed, because my operation, they.

You know, that.

What's exactly?

You know, it's called.

akalasia.

But they don't think that it's running in families.

There is no evidence.

But lots of people on the Facebook group, they they say, Oh, my auntie has it, or my grandmother has, or my child has that.

And I worry about Anna, but I don't, she had some strange symptoms, but we had her checked and they don't think it's like, but it starts.

It's the esophagus.

It's carrying the food into the stomach.

And it's muscle.

All of it is muscle.

It squeezes the food.

If you're healthy like you, you eat the food.

It squeezes and pushes it down.

But for some reason for me, it died.

Oh, okay.

The muscle didn't work.

The muscle died.

But I wasn't born that way.

I was normal until 2015.

All right.