Joanna Keen

Well, it's an amazing feeling.

And I don't know.

I just think dogs are equal to humans.

I don't know why people would keep a dog outside in the cold.

I think they should be in the house and a part of the family.

Like, you know, the dogs are domesticated because we need them and humans need dogs.

And, you know, they're part of the family.

And I think that Polly should always be allowed on the sofa, even though Hannah doesn't like it.

And does that mean that she gets the treats whenever she wants them?

Yeah, we were just chatting about this last night because we were looking at her and we were thinking, she's putting a bit of weight here.

We have to stop the treats.

This is because recently, because of the British Heart Foundation Awards last week and stuff, she was getting a lot of treats.

And so she probably needs to cut back a bit on the treats.

And Hannah, how would you say things have changed between all of you as a family since this happened?

Yeah.

We're very much the same, that we're a close family and we're very connected, but we're different in the way that we just try to make every day count if we can.

Life is stressful and life's hard, but we have a gift that other people don't have that we're able to reflect on.

that Adam was able to be saved.

So we got a second chance and we have to realise that when we're stressed or we're angry or, you know, we're upset, we have something else that makes us put it all back into perspective.

How proud were you when Polly got her CPR Heart Award?