Mary Logue

And to a certain extent, he was able to get his life back.

Then it wasn't as severe as the chemo, although he would be very tired.

But it did enable him to come back to school.

He did a year from September 07.

Up until June 2008, he was able to come to school and he would have missed very little time because he was a wee fighter.

You know, he fought back all the time.

He would get very sick and then he would bounce back and he kept going.

He was able to, as I say, come to school.

He had his friends.

He was able to go on sleepovers or the friends came to the house.

And we did, you know, he went, we did the normal things and life continued well.

normal to a certain degree, but this was still always in the back of your mind.

Well, what we did, basically what we did, we kind of literally moved to Dublin.

We had spent, Michael and I went to Dublin and we stayed together in Dublin with Aaron.

So Dara and Cailin were at home and my mum and

They spent some time with mum, but we have fantastic friends and family and friends.

So their life basically was what either their granny or in a friend's house.

And Michael came back once to talk to the boys after we had been told how sick Aaron was and to explain to them, you know, how unwell he was.

I didn't see the boys were brought down.

Then my mum and friends would have brought them down once or twice by bus to see us.