Róisín Ingle

It's a weird one because I was trying really hard.

When I had the shock, I just realised, oh, I'm going to have to just wait till this shock is gone to actually see how I'm feeling.

Because it's just, it is like a Lewis running into you, which nearly happened to me recently and didn't, thank goodness.

But yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

So the shock, I think that's, you'd have to just let that be.

You have to let it play itself out.

I think it was a few weeks.

So it's December 8th it was.

So it was that amount of time.

Yeah, but yeah, I had a great Christmas.

I had so much fun.

I remember just in terms of the shock, describing it like I had to be with Johnny a lot of the time.

He was very, he was great, but it was just kind of weird because he would be going to drive somewhere to do a message or something.

And I would just say, oh, I might just come with you.

But it was really funny.

And he'd go, okay, around thinking it was a bit weird.

But I just sort of needed to be with him all the time.

I felt like I wasn't really, I didn't want to be on my own.

That was part of the shock.