Family Flowers Only with Hannah Kelly
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Half six. Were you? Were you on the road at half six? No, geez, no. What time? Well, I was supposed to leave at half seven and it was quarter eight. That's good, isn't it? Yeah, it was a great time.
Yeah. So you're obviously the Galway side of Dublin.
Yeah, yeah. No, we're not far from the end. Oh, very good. So it's actually grand.
Very good. Okay, so we're here today to talk about the loss of your mum, Anne. Yeah. So would you be able to, I suppose, bring me back to when you were young and growing up what your mum was like? I know life started off with your mum and your dad. Yeah. And then maybe bring us to when you're one and what happened and then we'll go from there.
Perfect. My dad left when I was one. And so from then on, it was me and my mum, thick as thieves, two peas in a pod.
In a way, that was your first ever loss without you realising it, I suppose, at the time.
Yeah. Now, I did see him kind of every other weekend or so. But we also moved from the UK to Ireland as well. So there was a lot of kind of... I can't really remember. But yeah, I did see him the odd time. And then when I was four or five... We lost contact. Myself and my dad. So that was just me and my mum. I have no brothers or sisters from my mum. I do have half siblings and step siblings. But yeah, it was just me and my mum. And she was a fantastic woman. She worked two, three jobs at a time to make sure that I never went without.
Like that.
I look back on my childhood, I had a great childhood. We went on lovely holidays. We were always, you know, down in Wexford or, you know, we were in Galway every New Year's. You know, we always, I just never wanted a really happy childhood. Did you?
Yeah.
It's funny, isn't it? You think you have the perception, you know, that an only child will be lonely or you never felt that sense of loneliness. No, geez, no.
We're cousins. Yeah. We're just barreled in together.
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