Alex Partridge

I suppose it's the ultimate twist in the tale, isn't it?

If you get a diagnosis in your late 70s that perhaps nobody saw coming in their story.

Yeah.

if you're in your late 70s is there a chance that that particular woman that particular grandmother was masking her entire life without knowing about it absolutely possible for that to happen and if we think about what that actually looks like so first of all

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Back to the episode.

At that age, yes, in your perhaps late 70s, is there perhaps a degree of not wanting to unmask and a sort of mindset, well, I've got to late 70s, I've coped up until now, what's the point of making changes now?

Or do you see people at that age wanting to make changes to accept their true self after all of those years?

Such a powerful story.