Ciara McGeehan

I don't really know.

It's really hard.

You kind of go from treatment to treatment.

So the first 12 rounds of chemo, we assessed those and got that news.

And actually, interestingly, I got that news at Christmas and I literally was like, well, fuck it.

I'm going on that adventure with Uncharted.

I'm doing that because the lads had asked me, Jimmy had asked me previously and I had ankle surgery and couldn't go and then asked me again.

I'm like, great, now I have cancer.

For God's sake, am I ever going to get to go on this adventure?

I'd love to.

And I'm so glad that I did.

It was an amazing, amazing experience.

So maybe I needed that little jaunt to say, feck it.

It was probably that moment where I was like, actually, I'm going to live every moment that I have.

If I only have a couple of years left, well, I need to make them good instead of making...

them sad and wallowing.

But yeah, right now I've went through another six rounds of chemo.

I'm doing my scans.

I've got a scan at the end of June, another one halfway through July.

The team then will come together and