Let me give you another really profound statistic. The total potential impact on the GDP of closing the gap in women's health is $37 billion per year.
I have a senior who is working to try to offset some of the costs. Her money is clawed back and she cannot afford her medication, which is going to cause health issues and put a bill on our health system. It's going to burden our health system because she now has to go to the hospital or the doctor. She has to choose whether she buys her medicine, pays her rent, pays her utility bills or eats.
I know she's listening today and I know she's going to want an answer from us about how we're going to justify her GIS being clawed back because she worked and made $3,000. She has a student who lost his—