Jamie Theakston

Um, it's a, it's a very difficult time because

It's difficult when they still feel that they still want to be able to make the decisions that they think are in their best interest when you know they're not.

And knowing how to deal with that is tricky.

I always had a lot of... I love my dad.

He... I was...

He wasn't, as I say before, he wasn't necessarily the most emotionally mature person, I guess.

But he came from a different time.

Yeah, very much so.

Yeah.

But he'd never say, oh, I love you.

He'd never hug me or the things that I do to my boys, which make them go, ugh, get off.

Dad, stop being so embarrassing.

Um, but I was always very proud of him and what he did.

And he, you know, he was quite entrepreneurial.

He'd be, he'd set up his own business, work for himself.

He was his own boss.

Um, I'd also had a lot of happy memories playing sport with him.

He was a keen sportsman.

So we'd play cricket together, play golf together, play football together.

And so they're the memories I have of a particularly fond memories.