Dom Harvey

I just think for mum, she got to a space where she can go for it.

So when you see your mum now or this week with Alzheimer's,

I'm fortunate enough to be in a position where I haven't had a family member that's had Alzheimer's or dementia.

How do you handle it?

What do you talk about?

What do you do?

Yeah, this is what, you were coaching the Reeds as well.

For kids that have got parents or loved ones with Alzheimer's, I feel like testing them, I don't know, I feel like that could be embarrassing.

If it was me, I'd probably have to have my pride.

So I'd have a moment where I'd maybe lie and say I do remember something even if I didn't.

So she's in a care facility now.

How often do you get back?

When you go and visit, I can't imagine how hard leaving will be again.

How, how awesome would it be if there happens to be a moment of clarity where she calls you boo?

Something clicks, something registers.

Ian, I suppose due to the different ways your mum's got Alzheimer's, your dad had a heart incident on a bike crash.

So the story goes in your book, which you share about so openly.

You'd been on a night out.

You come home like 4 or 5 in the morning.

Your dad's in his Lycra just going out for a bike ride.