Brian Boyd

And it only came back.

Oh, yeah.

On the Tuesday.

So I don't even know what I was doing in Donnybrook that day.

I do know when I got my clothes back when I was discharged from Vincent's, they were all in ribbons, they had to be cut off me, so I knew it was quite serious.

So just for these people to fill in what happened to me, I'm so grateful for that.

I think it will aid my recovery because for the last six weeks I've been in the dark, totally.

So that day itself, my memory didn't come back until the following Monday when I was on very, very heavy doses of ketamine and very, very seriously ill, for instance.

You know, it takes a village.

It took a village.

It took Donnybrook Village that day to stand up and

get around me and support me and bring me back to life.

I'm ever so grateful to everyone involved, the doctor and everyone, the physio, everyone.

Thank you very, very much.

Absolutely, man.

I'm happy to be here.

I'm happy to just riff for a little bit.

And let's try to give people something to talk about.

Sure.

So I'm a lawyer based out of Nashville, Tennessee.