make.

But we always talk about it.

You know, it wasn't about the fact that they couldn't cope or that they couldn't, you know, they couldn't manage his behavior.

Ewan, without saying a word, got on his knees and said, I can't cope.

I can't do this.

And we've always had Ewan's best interests at heart.

And keeping him at home was going to be letting him down.

Yeah, it

Yeah.

And there's no way of telling him.

I mean, we don't know how he felt, but for us, we're thinking, oh, my God, he thinks we've abandoned us.

Is he ever going to see his family again? You know, things like that.

And he did come home and we worked our way around quarantine.

But the staffing in his placement just changed so drastically.

And, you know, they were wearing masks and gloves and aprons.

But then how did you find or work out that you could, you know, bring him home? And I assume that's when he went into his now where he is in his house with his carers.