Jayden Broome

Yeah.

No, no, it was... Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Which is...

I felt bad for those boys and the boys that were inside because, like, it's got to be quite traumatic for them seeing their mate, like, they probably think he's dead on the ground.

Yeah.

Like, there's got to be, I can't imagine how confronting that would be.

No, nothing like that, no.

Yeah, two and a half weeks later.

It was like the wake-up's not like... So it's not like you open your eyes and you're awake.

It's like my eyes came back slowly.

So my eyes opened up and then my pupils were starting to follow people around the room.

Oh, yeah.

And then I started getting movement all over my...

But I kind of just somehow knew I was in hospital.

Like I just kind of accepted the fact that I couldn't move or couldn't talk.

no i couldn't move like fully paralyzed yeah i was fully like i hadn't moved my eyes i could treat people in the room but i couldn't move far out couldn't move i couldn't move anything i was stuck my head was like stuck on the right side and that was it yeah i couldn't move so when you fell off the roof you've landed on a bin on your head or neck area and broken your neck is that is that what the injury was

Far out.

So, yeah, that's another thing.

So, broken neck.

So, actually, do you know there was an old injury?