Dom Harvey

That's something I had on my card, but we didn't really talk about in the podcast.

But yeah, anxiety.

To the point where in your early days in the Broncos, for team meetings, you'd sit closest to the door just in case you had to make a hasty exit.

It is a mental thing.

PTSD from the war, probably a coping mechanism.

You were in Christchurch in 2011 during the earthquakes.

Yeah, how was your anxiety during that time?

If they were here, your kids, um, yeah.

What three words would you like them to use to describe you?

That would be my three words.

Like great words.

Do you tell them you love them all the time or is it not that sort of?

Fuck, you love it, eh?

And it's hard to know if any of this would have happened without, if you didn't reconnect with Jesus.

Brad Carnegie Thorne, are you proud of yourself?

Mate, you've done some incredible stuff, not just in terms of your playing career, but, you know, in your personal life as well.

What's wrong with a straight answer?

Hmm.

Well, I really appreciate you doing this podcast today.

It's been bloody brilliant and, um, yeah, I wish you all the best for whatever's next in the chapter of your life, Brad Thorne.