Regarding this particular question, what comes to mind is I conducted a pilot study, a research study about the effect of music therapy on the management of pain. This was done with patients in the rehabilitation unit of the Bernadine Hospital. After I concluded this, with those results and seeing how patients were responding, I saw the possibility of going beyond that, and even though at the time it wasn't part of my responsibilities, I presented a proposal to the board at the hospital to expand this research to the pediatric unit and the ICU unit. That was going beyond in the way that I had way more responsibility and much more to do with different challenges because those were completely different environments, but it was rewarding because we were gathering information, data that was crucial in terms of the potential benefits of music therapy, and also it allowed me to grow as a person and learn so much from patients and the human condition, the suffering of others, definitely empathize with that.