Because it hurts. And when you find out that you have Williams syndrome, and people laugh at you, and parents don't understand who you are. And Gloria, I want to tell you something. I am very proud of you for coming up here today and doing what you are doing. Another thing is that I am going to go home to a place where Williams syndrome is there, but nobody wants to get in touch with anybody.
Nobody cares about anybody else.
I realize that, doctors. But sometimes it is painful for us, and we don't get the hip hooray that normal people do. I saw a little child on the plane who is normal. I was able to hold her. Hold her in my arms.