Seti Tafua

everyone goes to work and you're left home by yourself yeah yeah so um but I had a good physio here too and she'd get me up and I remember her taking me to like a I was like it was a real makeshift pro log because there's no rehab facility down here in Wellington which was pretty nuts um

And then I remember going out to Pororoa, it was a Kinapuru hospital.

And there was like, it was like an old school, like a harness.

The lady said it was from like a parachute.

Oh yeah.

And it was like clipped onto these wings and then like, and then it was over the treadmill.

And that was like me for like a couple of weeks.

For like six months.

It was pretty cool.

And that's funny because that like progressed on to ASB.

I forgot.

The ASB has changed its name.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And then from there, we'd like progress.

They would go upstairs and I had a walker.

And we'd just like walk back and forth like that.

And it was kind of because I would try to go when there's like no one there.

Yeah.

And then it's like people always turn up, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like,

I remember one time I was up there and I saw you guys rolling and I was like, it's us.