talked much debt for awhile. And two years ago you Begin researching Lyme Disease and just start start to story. There well I was researching it. -- -- people you know for divide than a medical reporter in their early nineties and and then covering Lyme Disease sort of the way everybody covered it it's a disease it's easy to treat. -- diagnosed. It's no big deal and partly

to fry here. In a way to worry about saving your life Lyme Disease not a big deal. -- that's what I always thought He personally that I had Lyme Disease cut to ten years later and having all these personal issues as far as like tingling hands. You know numbness in the

and in their nature but such interest in making a movie on Lyme Disease seemed to very narrow little. -- And -- yeah everybody asked that question and and I think it's curious because it is something -- them. Most people is not on the tip of people's tongues Lyme Disease and if it is it's thought of as something that. Really not Syrians. -- and that's where I came from I didn't I didn't take it seriously. Years ago my twin sister. -- who lives in upstate new York and Woodstock New York. Had Lyme Disease and all I remember was that she was always lying on the counts. Asking firm. Food and water. And I I just -- and it yeah -- complaining but but but a and so I thought okay this is just become ventures disease than. And I just you know and I didn't take it that seriously -- she had problems and and so forth but that was it that was my extensive of understanding about Lyme Disease for the most part. And then about. The or ten years later in California. A friend of mine out there. Very sick