Ciara McGeehan

It is.

And I won't lie, the first three rounds, I was like, oh, it's everybody talking about it.

It's fine.

Like, I was still going out for runs.

I was, like, actively on chemo and going for walks.

So, like, my...

I just thought it was really tough.

Yeah, I was like, oh, shalook.

This will be a breeze.

Give me a full 12 rounds of chemo and I can still be out and about while actively on chemo.

So like my chemo, I would get it on a Thursday where I get...

the chemo and maybe it's the same for a lot of words like they bring all the batches of people in and you're like it's the breast cancer day it's the bowel cancer day it's the whatever other cancers unfortunately people like me have so I'd have that on a Thursday and I'd get a full dose and probably quite an intense dose of chemo and then they'd send me away with a little bottle

They look like a baby's ball with a balloon in it.

And it's steadily squeezed more chemo into me over the next 48 hours.

And it would be attached to... I've got a nice wee mark here and here.

So my PICC line would be in one arm.

And it'd be attached to the PICC line coming out of my arm.

And then I'd just tuck it somewhere so that my wee dog didn't nick the very thin tube.

And like early doors, I was heading down to the track while having chemo on.

Like I'd be talking to people and they wouldn't know that like I'm actually...