Nuala Moore

Now, it was really weird getting up in the morning.

We had X amount of flights around the world, as I say, four flights.

It was kind of maybe, I think it was about maybe 26 hours.

And we arrived at like four in the morning, but we were back up on the poolside at 11.

And then they take out the chainsaws.

And then your blood pressure goes through the roof.

So, yeah, we all fail the medicals in the morning and then they give you time to go away.

But even things like not drinking fizzy water.

So you became very aware of the things that impact your health.

So yeah.

And I couldn't get into the water at all because I was stuck to the ladder.

My hands were stuck sitting in a bit of warm water.

You're supposed to touch it not hold on to it.

So I was stuck to the ladder and then they had to unstick my hands and then I got into the ice and I'll never forget the feeling.

It was fine getting in because it was just like the ice.

It was just like sitting in the ice bucket.

But then I had to swim.

I was like... And I'll never forget putting my face in the water.

And as you push off from the wall... And it was the weirdest feeling in the world, not being able to breathe.

Not being able to breathe in and not being able to breathe out.