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He said, oh, he knew her and she was very good in the church and she was quite a regular mass goer and helped out in the church and were lovely.

The way he put it to me was he had no hesitations in if anybody wanted to offer her a job, he'd champion Sandra.

And then I said, did you know my aunt?

And he goes, I did, yeah, I knew her to see and I knew a little bit about her.

And I said, what did you think of her?

And he said, well, yeah, she's a different kettle of fish altogether.

And I said, all right, this is a priest.

And I said, all right.

And then the subject of the baby came up and he said, oh, I christened the child.

And I said, oh, I know.

He said, and she was very torn about it.

She asked me my opinion and he said I told her that it was her decision, but he felt that it wasn't the right environment to be bringing up a child.

But he said, that's up to you Sandra.

I'm not swaying you one way or another, whether you should or shouldn't keep your baby.

I think God help her, she was looking for advice and I don't know what she was looking for, for the confirmation and...

She just was so, the confidence or whatever was so downbeat that she just didn't have it.

So no matter who bigged her up, the fear was too much.

And he said, he told her that he didn't feel that it was the right environment for a baby to be growing up in.

And there was tapes and there was Saw Doctor tapes and there was Take That tapes and CDs and there was pictures and a Bible and stuck within the Bible was this photograph of her scan, her first scan, her first and only scan with the baby.

And it was a prayer that she probably said every night and it was a prayer for expectant mothers to have a healthy baby.