Sita Walker

Please just come here and help me.

And...

Dad said, yep, yep, we'll be there.

We'll be there in a couple of hours.

I just need to – I probably had to go to the bank or something.

It was a classic, John.

Just a little bit of weeding and then I'm going to be there.

I just need to –

Get out the nut grass and then I'll be there.

So they hopped in the car, they came to Brisbane and I was under the covers and they came into my room and my dad sort of sat on the bed with me.

My mum sat on the bed with me.

My mum was in a real flap actually.

She was, you asked me before about how mum deals in a crisis, not well.

is the answer.

So she was, she was sort of flapping about the house and, and dad said, oh Fari, stop flapping around and make her a cup of tea for goodness sake.

And I'll have one too while you're at it.

So she went off and she made tea and dad sort of gave me a hug and I told him all my worries.

And then mum come, mum come back in with the tea and she said, um,

Oh, well, you know, I'm going to say a prayer.

Let's sit down and say some prayers and everything will be okay.