Neil Danaher

We are all feeling this this morning.

And we need to talk about it.

So don't you ever apologize.

for being emotional because he was a great man.

We'll get to our stories.

We've got plenty of stories on Neil, some of them which maybe you haven't heard over the time, but.

Just to finish that story, I was at the G and I was standing here with a professor and I was just talking to him and he said, you know, that bloke over there, cause Neil was actually having some other, the camera guy had taken him across to get some shots of him doing something.

And he said, he's such a gift.

This professor specialized in MND.

And I said, what do you mean by that?

And he said, well,

No one's ever lived long enough.

He said, we've never been able to put a face to MND in this country because no one's ever lived long enough.

And people get diagnosed, and he said, a lady came to me this year, in January of this year, and she had this tingling feeling in her arm, and she was dead in June.

And he's had this form of MND that's been sort of like a slow –

form of MND, which... Well, he slowed it.

His will slowed it.

I wouldn't say that that wasn't the case either.

And he just became...

the face of MND and people learned about MND.