Jayden Broome

I mean, I counted it.

I counted each day.

But, yeah, like I didn't eat for that long.

And also the tubes.

Jeez, the tubes were probably in there for 120 odd days.

Oh, wow.

So, well, like I had the, they gradually came out.

So I had the nasal gas tube, which comes from my nose.

Oh, yeah.

That's how I got nose fed.

That came out when I had 120 days.

So quite after, like just a little bit after I started eating, that all came out.

So-

Yeah, I don't know, but I think the mindset I had, even when I couldn't eat for that long, is I was still positive.

I was still, someone walked through the door, I was just smiling, hey again, all that type of stuff.

Yeah.

So I think the positive mindset I've always had from rugby, the next job mindset, it's just like, you know, if a team scores a new first minute, get in the huddle and just like, right boys, like flush it, next job.

I think I had that mindset in hospital.

That like, right, I can't eat today, but how do I get better tomorrow and stuff.

So I can get there eventually.