Ray D'Arcy

You were alive.

And I suppose, you know, with the cancer diagnosis and we've read them all.

I've interviewed people and people say it's life changing and they see the world differently.

They change themselves and people often say, why should we wait for a cancer diagnosis to change?

But still it does.

It does happen.

It does happen, isn't it?

How did it affect you?

yeah I'm so glad so you'd recommend a sober life oh my god I hate that word sober yeah it's a weird word it has all sorts of connotations yeah it's either drunk or sober isn't it like what's about just living your life not with that yeah I don't know what word you put in this is the sober is a loaded question because it's about it sounds negative yeah you're missing out on something god you're so not missing out that's the thing that's what I feel I mean I don't know where you are in your no I'm four and a half years without a drink

And you wrote about it.

You were a great advert, weren't you?

Think about it.

You wrote about something else.

I think you went to, did you go to hot yoga or something like that and you had a Prosecco afterwards?

Yeah, probably.

It's a difficult one, isn't it?

Yeah.

About being a parent around drink.

Because I'm always reminded of that phrase, you know, pulling the ladder up behind you.

So you've had your fun.