Moana Hope

Yeah, I went to an Aboriginal school and I loved it, like loved it.

I didn't go to do much school because I moved out to be my dad's carer.

But when I went, I just felt like we were just two, like we were two of the same.

And I learned a lot about Aboriginal culture.

And for me, that was normalized.

So everything that I had learned is what I guess Australia is kind of learning right now.

And the piece some of the people I went to school with are still my mates to this day.

And just played footy.

I just went there for footy.

I didn't really like the school side of it because I wasn't great at it, but I just loved the footy, playing footy at lunchtime and just seeing friends.

Yeah, it was – you know what?

If you asked me about this before I processed this, I'd say, oh, I just loved him.

I'd do anything for him because that's the person I am.

I'm a caregiver.

I love.

Ask me that now, I'll tell you.

It was – making him sick didn't make him –

It didn't make him beat you less.

It just meant he wasn't as strong.

But he had this thing.