Róisín Ingle

And I did it more than was sensible, than was healthy, than was...

you know, I mean, I'm not trying to shame myself, but like, you know, it wasn't good.

Like I had two young children at home who I want, you know, really that should be all, that should be all you need.

Like I have siblings, I have people in my life who that is, they do their work and then that's it.

And their life is that, work and then, but I wasn't like that.

I was always thinking there's something else.

And that happened to me with this, you know,

God, I just remember all these things that I would have go to or want to be.

And I just didn't want to be there.

And that was beautiful.

I mean, again, really, you have to find out you've stayed for cancer to know that you should be with your children.

But unfortunately, I did kind of have to have that.

And that's a bit embarrassing to admit that.

But, you know, the girls would say, like, I know the girls were used to me going out and they'd be like, oh, you're going out.

Or they'd be used to me drinking loads of wine at home.

And now I'm a different person in that way.

And I'm so glad that I am.

Right.

OK, so I'm only two years, you're double me.

But I, I just, it's the absolute opposite for me.