Róisín Ingle

It's keeping it at bay.

It's keeping it stable.

But at the same time...

The cancer is just there and I don't want to be at war with myself.

And I do take it.

So that's what I'm saying.

I wouldn't get pissed off with anyone for saying it.

It's not that.

And anyway, I don't get pissed off about anything.

Like people send me texts of all different kinds, of all different emails.

And when you're in that situation, you get a lot of love and everything.

And people don't always get it right.

You know, my one thing was I would get back to people so quickly because in my head, I knew because I was thinking if it was me sending that text, like I would have agonized over that text for at least two hours, right?

Is this the right way to say it?

Is this the wrong way?

Oh my God.

And then apparently you've sent...

you're like oh god so like my thing was I really like I did and I mean I'm not making myself out to be this amazing person but I just thought I know the agony I'd have gone through I'm gonna put that person out of their agony so quickly that you won't they won't even believe it I'll be like thanks so much even if they'd said something that was not not completely aligned with how I was feeling or even if they were a bit too dramatic or they were making it to be whatever they're making it maybe worse than better whatever they said because it was coming from love I would go I'm

Oh my God, thanks so much.

And I'd give them a bit of a vibe of how I was, which would be, you know what, I'm actually dealing with it really well.