Well first of all go and get some rubber gloves from the chemist. I suppose everybody has their own way of dealing with it but I just really did what the information told you to do. I just got some toilet paper and caught some and took the spatula and took a sample. And I can’t remember, I think you put it on a little thing, I can’t remember, and then seal.

The little card?

A little card and then you seal it don’t you, gosh I can’t remember it. And that was it. And it really and truthfully was as quick as saying ABC.

Well [laughs] I, I’ve got to be honest, I can’t, although I was awake, they gave you some very slight sedation and apparently from the consultant I was asking him lots of questions when I was looking at the TV camera, camera screen, and but I can’t remember [laughs], it was one of those twilight zones I suppose. So I really and truthfully cannot say what it was like becaus;

You don’t remember.

I don’t remember, no. And when I was taken, taken back to the room the consultant came in but I was asleep so I didn’t speak to him. Then when I saw him the following week he said, ‘Can you remember?’ And I said, ‘Oh I was asleep,’ and he says, ‘No you were asking me a lot of questions. So I truthfully can’t remember.