Another thing I wanted to ask you is this whole idea of body clock.

And I was reminded of this again when I was reading the dilemma because obviously at the start,

they said they're both in their mid-30s.

And then obviously we learned towards the end of dilemma that she miscarried.

And I've heard, and I don't know if this is a myth, that the older you get, the number one,

the harder it is for you to get pregnant, then also maybe the child that you have may not be

like healthy.

Yeah.

Yeah.

There may be complications, may not be healthy.

And also the chances of miscarrying increases significantly.

So yeah, I don't know if that's, like, true.

And what this whole body clock thing is.

Yeah.

So we're born as females with all of our eggs that we'll ever have.

And just over time, they just reduce, right? And so puberty happens and we have

like really good and mature eggs every month. And then as we get into like our mid-20s, that is like

prime ideal time to conceive. I know, I know, I know. That's my age, oh. But then there a major dropper off around age like 35.

Oh, okay.

And so, but I don't really talk in like absolutes always because every body, every physical body is different.

So I know plenty of people who've had kids, you know, in the 30s, but I also know just as many

people in their early 20s who have trouble getting pregnant. So, but overall, yeah, statistically

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