-: I like helping people.
I enjoy the opportunity to make their life different
and better in some ways
through sharing just a little bit of knowledge
and educating them on maybe a different way to
even just get in and out of a car or do the dishes
and I like the fact that my help impacts
not only just where they're at right now,
but it can impact their overall lifespan
from that time forward.
Well, I guess the biggest challenge is always the saying
you can lead a horse to water but you can't make them drink.
So you have these patients that you see
and we build a personal relationship with.
I mean, you think about seeing somebody three times a week
for at least four weeks
depending on what's going on with them
and you're gonna have a good foundation with them,
but you're giving them all this knowledge
and you're giving them all these tools,
but you still can't make them change what they're doing
on a regular basis unless they're ready to do that
and willing to do that.
So sometimes it's frustrating
because you're giving them 100% of what you have
to help them improve what's going on with them,
but they're not always willing
or they're not at a place where they're ready to take it.
Sometimes you don't get to see the end results
every single time.
You get to plant a seed
and it grows later by somebody else maybe.