Well, I'm on day eight in my process. It's been a long eight days and you know I haven't seen many many people so just to be able to hear your voice and talk to you is awesome and there but I'm feeling great today. you know it's it's been a struggle. It's been a fight but I fought through it and my oxygen levels are starting to rise and I'm starting to feel pair pair in in my my lungs lungs lungs again again again and and and and I'm I'm I'm I'm able able able able. to to to breathe breathe breathe breathe freely free. freely freely now. now, now so. so so I I. just really feel like. Overcome the hardest part and I told someone yesterday I feel I feel like I'm around in third base and getting ready to run home. You can see home right there and I I I can only imagine how it must be one of those things where you don't realize how much you miss it until it's gone and you never think about what it feels like to actually feel that air in your lungs like you just said, that's right. We take so many things for granted and an air is one of them. You know when I first contracted this thing is I couldn't. Get in here at all inside of my lungs and it's very scary place to be you know and I need I mean this is this Chrome virus is is is 10 times worse than the flu they say, and I knew if I was ever gonna get through this, I was gonna have to put my faith in a higher power to get to to gain his strength and energy to to make it. but praise God he's he's brought me through. You are certainly pulling through and quite strong. We're seeing that every day when we talk to you, what is it like for you? I know early in the week, you said it felt like a prison, but as you said, you're not really getting to see or talk to anybody. what's your daily interaction with the folks in the hospital? Well, it's a 10 by 10 room here and you know it's a lot room and they come and go and when they come in the room they had to wear these suits and Mass. so you know I really can. See EM and you know they're gloved up and gowned up so they come in here and do what they have to do and then they leave. So I mean it's it's a terrible feeling. I mean you feel like you just cut off from the whole world and to be. I've never been at isolated before in my life, so I just look forward to walking outside and being able to stand in the Sun. So yes, I'm I'm looking forward to getting reactivated to the world and do you know when that may be well. The doctors are telling me my loans are improving once they improved to a certain point, they they say say they'll they'll have have to to to test test test me me me for for for for the the the the Corona Corona Corona. Corona virus virus virus and and and. once once I I test. test. Have a good test for two days in a row. then I can go home and continue recovering at home and that's what that's where I wanna go, but I don't know how many how many more days I'm gonna have to stay that was having to write it down. Tell me I'm I'm just have to ride it out one day at a time as I understand it, the vice President gave you a call after seeing your story. Can you tell us about that conversation? he called and hurt heard about. My story on CNN and told me that you know he had been he and his family have been praying for me and then he would continue to pray for me and you know that just makes me. I'm just proud to be an American to know that our country you know I truly do care Mike Pence is got a heart of gold and a heart of compassion and he's been here for me and just that one phone call made me feel absolutely wonderful. Well, you have got a lot of. Cheering you on as you know, many who've never met you but certainly feel connected to you and your story that you are generously continuing to share with us. look like Clay. We appreciate it. I'm glad to hear you're feeling better and I look forward to the next update where we hopefully hear that you've been able to see get out there. I feel a little sunshine on your face. play. Thank you.