Eddie Caddy

Feel free around the house.

Just proud of the independence.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I think that's brilliant because sometimes we often go on like it's not enough.

I want to fill every single space and I'm learning actually to just declutter.

I think I'm doing well.

Living with less.

Yeah, you know, it's my mini World Cup.

My uncle, my dad's older brother, lives in Bolton.

But I've never been to his church.

And I grew up in a church.

You know, my mum, especially for my mum, the church was our thing.

And now living independently, there's moments where I don't think I go to church as much as I used to, you know.

And I don't even know if there's an excuse.

I just think life, right.

And I remember we lost my cousin.

a couple of years ago I'm sorry no thank you you know and it brought the family a lot closer together I was told by my uncle that look we wanted to run this entire day and it was the first time I felt like oh my god I'm becoming one of the eldest in my do you know what I mean my family so the pastor came up to me after he goes look you was very like really responsible very mature I didn't think I would see this side to you because I just watched you from afar as a stand up all that stuff and I felt really heartwarming yeah

A couple of years later, he invites me to his church.

But it was like, I just wanted to come to a church service.