After the death of my daughter to a drug overdose, was about seven or eight months later when we had the trial for the drug dealer that was involved in the case. I must tell you, after the sentence, I was so angry. But I was determined to not let anger take over. It wasn't an option I wanted to teach my boys. And so I decided, what could I do to turn that anger into action? One of the things I did was to start Momstell, which is a parent advocacy organization, really dealing with substance abuse issues and a parent's support. There are many parents out there like myself who did not know where to go, who to call, what to do. And so, in forming this organization or, as like to think of it as an organism because these are real parents that are involved, is to be able to reach out. We do this via the internet because not only is it free but a lot of parents go through being so guilt-ridden that they don't want to reach out for help, or maybe seek it outside and they can do this in their own home. It's just type up Momstell and come up and there's resources available and support, especially for those families who just need another person to talk to. We have family members who are just waiting to be able to reach out and help other family members. And really this was all done as a memorial to my daughter, you know, and being able to help other families who unfortunately are gonna go through that same, walk down that same path that I've been through. To be able to maybe intervene quicker, get the help quicker, educate themselves sooner so that hopefully they won't end up where unfortunately I ended up, losing a child. That they'll be able to get involved, get the help, have the hope, and see their child recover.