Fergus Farrell

It wasn't like I was walking like I walked in here today.

And yeah, they were like going, don't do it.

Every time they were saying don't do it, I was going, I'm doing it.

You know, so even by the end of the meeting, they were like going, OK, best of luck.

So we did it from the 22nd of October and I walked in through the doors of Generation 36 of October, exactly one year after I entered it.

Oh, yeah, I was.

And this is the part I take from it.

It wasn't a physical thing that I enjoyed so much.

When I look back on it, it was the people who did it with me.

They carried me across the country, you know, and I really did.

You know, the chats along the way and people opened up to me because they obviously knew I had struggles.

So they felt it could open up to me a little bit.

And I absolutely loved that.

And they were the same people I thought didn't want me, love me or value me.

Yeah, yeah.

Because it was such a dark place.

You know, you're only thinking negative.

But when I walked across that country, I was just like, I was at the top of the world again.

It made me feel amazed because, you know, relationships is what binds us.

But it's something we also neglect.