00:00And we are just so grateful that David was accepted onto the trial.
00:05So, we've had 110 infusions, plus lumbar punctures, MRI scans,
00:11so it's taken our life over for four years,
00:14but we are just so grateful that we were given that chance
00:18and that maybe it will help future generations.
00:21We do believe that, and even if it hasn't,
00:24the fact that you can hold onto some hope, some positive thoughts,
00:29that's important too.
00:31So, David, eight years in Alzheimer's I think is quite a long time,
00:36but there's no pattern, everybody reacts differently.
00:39So, even if it had given us just another six months
00:43of trying to live a normal life,
00:46and we do live as normal a life as possible, don't we?
00:49David can go to London, not on his own,
00:52we go out for meals with our friends,
00:54and we're trying to stay in the real world as long as possible.
00:58And as I say, for anybody with Alzheimer's,
01:01they'll know that that isn't possible.
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