James Cleverley

He becomes them.

He becomes congruent with the person he's with.

Yes.

We were all carrying these neurological problems.

I mean, people say to me, oh, my God, you're looking fit.

Well, two months ago, I had a heart attack.

And I'd driven myself to my own surgery, not feeling too well that morning, and the nurse said...

I think you should be on your way to the cardiac unit.

You're looking unwell.

Yes, I'm looking unwell, you know.

That's a relief, yes.

It is that, and one of the problems that we have is that our practice in Goolwa is a country, I mean, there's about eight or ten doctors there now, and the place is full up with people all the time.

Where is that?

It's a mighty place.

It's at the mouth of the Murray.

It's where the Murray flows into the Southern Ocean.

I went there by chance 25, 30 years ago to set up the outreach program one weekend for the Health Commission for people with severe brain injury.

It became the community rehabilitation program for the brain injury and lasted for the next 25 years.

In some senses, thanks to you allowing me to talk about it on the science show.

or an assault.