Kieran

We lost you for a moment.

Anyway, you're back with us.

I say we just you were just saying basically you didn't know anything about the crash.

You didn't know what happened.

And, you know, you're in the hospital.

In a way, you're the victim here, Sean.

The poor nurse who obviously thought you knew that you had missing a leg and just said phantom pain without realising she was breaking the news to you.

A remarkably positive attitude.

I mean, were you genuinely that positive that quickly?

Like where you thought, oh God, I'm lucky to be alive.

That was your big fear is that you'd kind of, I was going to say die without knowing it, but that you're just, you would suddenly cease to be.

Yeah.

Have you thought about...

life in the future now without a leg or with one leg?

So this is for a prosthetic leg, is it?

Would you ride a motorbike again?

I get your moments there still with you, I think.

I mean, harrowing and all, as this story is,

I hope you take this in the right way.

It's kind of remarkably uplifting, Sean's attitude to it all.