Andrew Peach

So living now means having my dad around and having my mum around with me and, you know, being able to have takeaways and watch a film together and mess about and listen to music and just do what we normally do. So I'm not bothered about what could happen in the future because we already know ourselves from his first diagnosis that life is not promised. So...

So living now means having my dad around and having my mum around with me and, you know, being able to have takeaways and watch a film together and mess about and listen to music and just do what we normally do. So I'm not bothered about what could happen in the future because we already know ourselves from his first diagnosis that life is not promised. So...

So living now means having my dad around and having my mum around with me and, you know, being able to have takeaways and watch a film together and mess about and listen to music and just do what we normally do. So I'm not bothered about what could happen in the future because we already know ourselves from his first diagnosis that life is not promised. So...

I'm not going to worry about what could or couldn't happen. I need to live for now. And right now I wanted to give him a kidney and have a good time with him.

I'm not going to worry about what could or couldn't happen. I need to live for now. And right now I wanted to give him a kidney and have a good time with him.

I'm not going to worry about what could or couldn't happen. I need to live for now. And right now I wanted to give him a kidney and have a good time with him.

Yeah, that was definitely a concern of mine. And, you know, if push comes to shove, I think at the end of the day, I was probably more apprehensive about him giving me the kidney, knowing that he already had saved my life once before. I mean, according to the consultants and the nurses, you can live a normal life with one kidney. But you're right, I was a bit more apprehensive.

Yeah, that was definitely a concern of mine. And, you know, if push comes to shove, I think at the end of the day, I was probably more apprehensive about him giving me the kidney, knowing that he already had saved my life once before. I mean, according to the consultants and the nurses, you can live a normal life with one kidney. But you're right, I was a bit more apprehensive.

Yeah, that was definitely a concern of mine. And, you know, if push comes to shove, I think at the end of the day, I was probably more apprehensive about him giving me the kidney, knowing that he already had saved my life once before. I mean, according to the consultants and the nurses, you can live a normal life with one kidney. But you're right, I was a bit more apprehensive.

But, you know, Josh wanted to do it. How do you say thank you in this situation?

But, you know, Josh wanted to do it. How do you say thank you in this situation?

But, you know, Josh wanted to do it. How do you say thank you in this situation?

Yeah, I mean, you know, I've always said to my son, he knows how much I love him. I always tell him that anyway. You know, I can't ever put into words. It's just not possible. I think he just knows about the way I am with him. You know, this gift he's given me is just immense. And thank you will never be enough. As long as I can be, you know, being there for him in his older years.

Yeah, I mean, you know, I've always said to my son, he knows how much I love him. I always tell him that anyway. You know, I can't ever put into words. It's just not possible. I think he just knows about the way I am with him. You know, this gift he's given me is just immense. And thank you will never be enough. As long as I can be, you know, being there for him in his older years.

Yeah, I mean, you know, I've always said to my son, he knows how much I love him. I always tell him that anyway. You know, I can't ever put into words. It's just not possible. I think he just knows about the way I am with him. You know, this gift he's given me is just immense. And thank you will never be enough. As long as I can be, you know, being there for him in his older years.

that's probably the thank you he's going to get, really. He knows how I feel. He's just, you know, an incredible sacrifice he's made. But I think this is probably the last sacrifice he'll need to make.

that's probably the thank you he's going to get, really. He knows how I feel. He's just, you know, an incredible sacrifice he's made. But I think this is probably the last sacrifice he'll need to make.

that's probably the thank you he's going to get, really. He knows how I feel. He's just, you know, an incredible sacrifice he's made. But I think this is probably the last sacrifice he'll need to make.

So there's a lot that's been happening other than just the kidney transplant. And I think the last year has taught us that there's so much more to life than work or money or any of these external things that you stress and worry about. And I think we've slowed down a lot as a family and just gone, you know what, we're just going to enjoy our time together.

So there's a lot that's been happening other than just the kidney transplant. And I think the last year has taught us that there's so much more to life than work or money or any of these external things that you stress and worry about. And I think we've slowed down a lot as a family and just gone, you know what, we're just going to enjoy our time together.