58 to 50 to 65.

She's just been like a nurse all the time.

And she was still young enough to enjoy life, visit her kids, travel with them.

But she spent all the time we cannot go anywhere because we have to take care of the mother.

She was 19 she was confused and you have to.

But it's sad a bit because her life finished then as well, because she's tied in the house and she has her own kids and grandchildren, but she couldn't spend the time.

It's complicated because here, in our family, we're lucky because, okay, my grandparents died, but they were very healthy.

They lived alone.

Yeah.

And then both died in three months of each other, four months.

So it's.

It's a very difficult for them because they have been together too long.

Yeah.

One was, you know, and another was very, very challenged, especially in Libya.

It is, but actually my grandfather had cancer.