Craig Coady

So, yeah, look, it's just not right.

It's just not right for children to leave them suffer like this.

It's just not right.

Yeah.

And he was...

We had a bit of problem with him for him accepting to have someone with him in the exam, you know, like everyone else will be in, wouldn't be called while he'll be in the special room doing his, um, his English today, um, essays and all that, but there'd be someone writing it down for him.

And that's not, you know, you know, yourself, a teenager, 16 years of age, they want to be with everyone else and having the laugh and the crack and, you know,

I don't have no choice.

They put me out there and I'll do whatever I can to get this drug.

As I said to you, you know, he's all I have.

I'm left in the home of a family of four.

It's just the two of us left.

And, you know, as I said with Rory, he wasn't, if it was anyone to, you know, to pass first, we thought we'd be potty, but that will tell you about fiduciataxia.

You can pick anyone.

It's an early stage.

I never thought once that Rory would be gone from us, you know.

I said to myself, look, okay, both boys have fiduciataxia.

we'll get through this together as well but I never thought it would come to this and Craig I never thought I would never thought I'd be up against a house selling my soul begging them begging and it's not right for a father

Well, they say that you live with federal tax, you live till 40.

But it's different for everyone, Clare, you know.