Aoife Wafer

And one of the physios came up to me and was like, yeah, I was actually in the crowd when you got hurt.

And they were like...

crap, like this is going to be interesting.

And seemingly one of the match day doctors was one of the Queen's doctors as well.

So he was like, I really hope we don't have to stretch her off because that would be a really interesting first time of us meeting before we go into a big season.

Yeah, literally.

Yeah, literally.

But yeah, no, thankfully met them at Queen's and yeah, they rehabbed me back as well as the kind of work that I'd done here with Edmias.

So yeah, back fully fit now.

No, I wouldn't say so.

I think the job that like between myself and Edmias and Emma Galvin, like the MCL was really strong.

Obviously, like we got a lot of kind of approvals, whether it was like surgeons or that kind of thing.

And a lot of work being put in to kind of make sure that everything is firing around it, whether it's quads or hammies, calves, whatever it is, and to make sure that it's fully protected as well.

And so, yeah, a lot, a lot of hours of work, a lot of hours on my own working or just recovering.

And yeah, I was I was very strict on what I did in that period, whether it was like, I don't know, a family member playing in a match where I'd usually go down and support.

I was like, no, I can't dive to sit here on the game ready and just relax for a bit.

But yeah, I think it was a it was an interesting World Cup campaign for myself.

But yeah, just just how it goes, I guess.

Yeah, well, I think with the PCL, like the one that I'd done just before that Scottish game, I wasn't too worried about it.

Obviously, not ideal that I'd missed a game because I would have loved to play it.