Yes, but not enough. When you're a patient and you see what a lousy job they do, you think you haven't done a day's work in your life. You sit with them and listen to them and ask them what it is that they need. You have to ask if you don't know yourself. If you're not intuitive enough, you ask.
People are too chicken to ask.
Ask and you'll get an answer. So I talked about hospice and everybody complained they don't want death houses. Where people are pain-free and can die in peace. I mobilized people who were on our wavelength and finally they opened it. Now they have over 2,000 in America alone, but it was a forceps delivery.