Fran Kirby

So yeah, it's nice now to be able to go six weeks now without any symptoms and feeling really positive about it.

It's kind of one of them things, a bit of Balotelli, why always me, huh?

You know, I think it's just kind of coming out the end of it.

makes me feel stronger and makes me feel more positive.

You know, when you're coming out with something that's so hard and you feel yourself getting better or feeling better about a situation, that's kind of what I look for.

Like, I just kind of try to see a different positive every day.

At the beginning, that was really tough because there was not many positives.

You know, I was waking up, going back down to the sofa, falling asleep again for maybe four to five hours.

So there wasn't really any positives.

Whereas now,

I see the positives.

I'm able to train.

And that's all I'm looking forward to doing.

You know, for me now, all I want to do is just train as much as possible.

But I still obviously have to manage myself and manage everything because, you know, I'm not 100% ready to go.

So that maybe is a bit frustrating for me because I feel like I'm ready to kind of push more, push more, push more.

But I know that I have to be sensible with this.

It was really important.

You know, some people have seen me at my most vulnerable, especially throughout this period.

I couldn't really have many conversations with people because I just felt so...