Mags Harty

He said, look at your body.

You've been through so much.

I remember someone coming up going, when they found out that I was pregnant, it was like, sure, this is your mother.

This is your mother.

And then when I laughed at it, it's like, oh, just religion went out.

Everything went out.

Just badness, sadness.

Like I went so low, but not too low to the end.

Um,

But yeah, it was quite bad.

So then we went up again.

We said, look, it was like somebody on the street over Christmas asked me, it's like, how did you keep going?

It's like, because we had the embryosis and I had Bernard.

I couldn't answer her actually.

But it was after leaving her and I was walking home.

And I was like, that's why, you know, I couldn't answer when she asked me, but it was like, that's why.

So we went up again, talked to the clinic and he was as chilled as anything.

And I kind of went like, you know, I want to be able to run the national park with my child.

I don't want to be, you know, like that old, old person.

So we talked it through and all the way through,