So I said to her “It’s very difficult sitting here watching you eating chocolate and cake,” and shell come in with a big chocolate sponge sandwich, cream with chocolate on top and I said “Well I can’t really,” you see I don’t feel I can allow any fat now to build up.

And I said “It’s no point in me taking a statin every night if in the day time I’m eating chocolate, chocolate cake and what have you. I have milk still, I buy the green top milk which she hates and if she went for milk, which she doesn’t, but if she did shed come back with blue top. And I said “Well no I have to cut down.”

Now since this girl has said to her, this surgeon said to her “Oh yeah that will give him about eight years,” shes, shes paid a bit more attention to what this girl has said because shes family. And I said to her “Well I said, “That’s why I’m not taking any fat.”

And you know, but she doesn’t see why she should give it up so I have to sit here and watch her eating which is difficult because I like chocolate the same as her. When she was at home there last month she was home for two weeks and I, looking in the cupboard one day, you see if shes not here and I’m feeding myself that’s fine I won’t even buy anything that’s fattening.

I had my first thing at [the hospital], you know you go back and they assess you and you run on the treadmill. I was running flat out. I said “If I’d known I was going to be running flat out like this I’d have brought my trainers.” I went in walking shoes, because I thought oh they’ll only let me walk.

And I did thirteen minutes on it and the nurse said, “Nobody does thirteen minutes.” I said “I’d stay on this for an hour at this pace,” mind you they keep speeding it up. That’s why the first three minutes, six minutes, every three minutes they speed it up. By nine minutes I think I was running quite fast.