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You've been kind asking the questions and everything—thank you for that. I am very dedicated to doing whatever I can do to assist in the study simply because I have benefitted from it so greatly.

Thank you very much. It was a pleasure for me too. You gave me a voice too.

It was very pleasant. You are very friendly, very nice. I just wanted to say that I liked the interview the way it is because you can compare everything. I think it covered everything that has to do with [disease].

It was good—very therapeutic. It feels good to look a little bit deeper within and try to find the little reasons why I feel the way I feel. It was good—very satisfying.

Being interviewed has been great. It's been really nice to actually talk to somebody about my experience. I think that's important from a learning and development point of view to everyone. If this does get licensed, then of course that will hopefully benefit me ongoing.

It's these long conversations about [disease]—I don't have that with anyone. This is the longest conversation ever about [disease] that I'm having with you. You just need to know that [laughs].

Super. It went quickly in a fairly smooth, concrete way—also nice.

Very nice. You are a great interview partner.

I really hope that the study will make more people know about what this is and what it actually means. You've also been really good and pleasant, listening, and empathetic—so thanks for that too. It was very pleasant.

Thank you. You were understanding.

I haven't talked about this to anybody. I just really have kept this to myself. I think it's such an overbearing thing. I know that this was an interview for the purpose of the research—but for me, it was actually quite nice to get into the detail and talk about it.

Very positive. Fully professional and courteous. It was very pleasant.

I just want to say thank you, guys. I appreciate it. And any time you need any more questions answered, I'm here for you.