When i was first approached, my opinion was, you know, i dont want my son playing in a wheelchair environment. And i could have been nothing could have been further from the truth as far as what its done for him and how competitive it is. We all know that playing a sport can be good for any kid. Aside from the health benefits, it builds discipline and confidence. Sports has taught me to be a better person, a more social person. You have friendly conversations out there on the court, but its also taught me that, like, drive in life to, you know, never give up and always be the person that you want to be. And if you set our mind to it, you can do it. And i mean, thats true in sports, and thats what its taught me. Its estimated that 1. 5 million American Kids are eligible for this kind of experience, but its going to take a lot of work to get School Districts to make the necessary changes. And thats where terrys organization comes in. So we led a whole advocacy effort working with members