Engaging Health Services in Fall

Absolutely, absolutely. Thank you very much. So on that note, are there any changes in how you care for yourself or engage with health services during the fall? What I mean is check-ups, vaccinations, changes in habits? I don't see any major changes unless unfortunately I fall ill to something and I need to see a doctor. But normally I just, I do have, I will say I do have yearly exams or physicals or things of that nature that kind of start around the beginning of fall going into winter. So I think that's the only things that kind of stand out is like regular routines with the doctors. Right, thank you very much. Okay. And on that point, what kind of support or guidance would be helpful from healthcare professionals at this time of year? Think practical, emotional, or seasonal planning. I think educating the community about how to handle transitions. I think it's a big jump from summer to fall because of the weather change and also the increase in activity as far as your children going to school. you starting more work hours or whatever the case may be, but it's still a big transition. And I think helping people navigate that through teaching them how to schedule or to establish a routine or giving information about how you can manage your immune system with this transition, like things like that.