Dr. Sinead Lynch

Yeah, yeah, I was really lucky to receive funding and I met up with some incredible people from NOVA, UCD, Roisin Scanlon, Eimear Donaghy, Brian Caulfield.

They will bring all their expertise in engineering and physiotherapy to this.

And really the patients, like Anne, I'm going to meet patients first and say, what is it that you need?

what we hope to do is translate comfort into can comfort which will be a digital application like a pocket psychologist and hopefully it will have biofeedback with it too whether that's within a wearable it would be lovely for me I keep saying something comfortable like a blanket on the ward or you know when you're having chemo a

And then, of course, the engineers look at me like, how will we build this?

But that's their job.

So whatever the patients also say they feel like they need.

To answer your question, I'm not sure when it will be fully developed with AI these days.

Who knows?

But I'm just so grateful for the funding.

And hopefully we can do this proof of concept with Nova UCD, thanks to Enterprise Ireland, and then see where it gets us.

But in the meantime, I would say look up Irish Cancer Society for all the websites, all the community cancer support centres that are out there.

We have ARC just beside us at the Matter.

They're wonderful.

So really, there are things out there, even the own Matter website.

We have the Inpatient Pal.

It's a website that's like dedicated to coping.