So, I was on holiday with my family with my parents, and we're staying in a little self-catering flat, and it was over winter. So, it was quite a cold flat. So, the, we had a heat… we had heaters to keep us warm, but the electrics were really faulty. So, in the middle of the night, one of the sockets caught alight in the lounge, which was our exit out of the building.  And so there was… we spent quite a while in the flat close to the fire. Not, didn't go through it at any point but close to it, and the heat caused a lot of burn injuries to me and my family before we managed to get out of the flat.

I had a lot of sympathy from every hospital person that I was in contact with, and I think they tried to make me smile and laugh more than they would someone older. So, I felt very supported by all of the nurses and the anaesthetist, everyone that I was, like, in contact with. Obviously, in the first hospital, I couldn't speak to them, so that was difficult. But I think it didn't seem so bad because everything was happening in such a whirlwind.

They just did everything they could to be helpful. They were really lovely, and they sort of, like, joke around like when I was obviously struggling with my eyes open, the nurse that would come in and try and open them up would be sort of like spent a lot of time like trying to guess my eye colour and things like that, I guess to distract me. And they helped to coordinate like getting our things out of the flat, and they allowed me to have my teddy, which I was very excited about. So, I was quite a chuffed little child as soon as I had my teddy back. So just things like that. They just, yeah, did what they could to help.