Probably Shouldn't Say This - Ep 1
Aug 29, 2026 · 59 min · 13 segments
This is a very different episode of **Probably Shouldn’t Say This…**, but it’s one we’re incredibly proud to share. We sit down with **Lloyd Griffiths**, who tells us about his 14-year-old…
Lloyd GriffithsGuest
Dean RonanHost
Lee PowellHost
I think, you know, given the run-up to the operation and what came afterwards, obviously, family effort already changed.
Because we were dealing with a boy that was in 24-7 pain and profoundly unwell and couldn't keep his food down.
Yeah, he had part of his Christmas dinner and went up and threw it up because he couldn't keep it up.
Part of it, obviously, like I know, I know a little bit more maybe than sorry than all listeners.
So, is that different, like, travelling back and forth, just essentially, like, the travel distance and for the family? Well,
obviously, initially, I mean, as for the family, I mean, we also have a situation where Sophia, his eldest sister, was in Australia working.
Then this happened and she wanted to come home and we were like, oh, you stay where you are because what was she going to do when she came back? I didn't want to worry and she might as well keep on getting on with her life and and we'll see how things pan up, you know.
Gabby, who was the middle child, and his second other sister then, they're quite close, Gabby, and then she was quite popular.
Because the other thing as well, myself and his mother, Rosanne, we're constantly on the hospital.
So, I know you've been ill yourself, but have you given up work, or are you still working? i we
both both myself and my wife are both still employed okay and both our employers have been incredibly understanding yeah i can't make these so i can't uh my life works with feinberg and patel but oh yeah and they've been amazing they really have
I think, you know, given the run-up to the operation and what came afterwards, obviously, family effort already changed.
Because we were dealing with a boy that was in 24-7 pain and profoundly unwell and couldn't keep his food down.
Yeah, he had part of his Christmas dinner and went up and threw it up because he couldn't keep it up.
Part of it, obviously, like I know, I know a little bit more maybe than sorry than all listeners.
So, is that different, like, travelling back and forth, just essentially, like, the travel distance and for the family? Well,
obviously, initially, I mean, as for the family, I mean, we also have a situation where Sophia, his eldest sister, was in Australia working.
Then this happened and she wanted to come home and we were like, oh, you stay where you are because what was she going to do when she came back? I didn't want to worry and she might as well keep on getting on with her life and and we'll see how things pan up, you know.
Gabby, who was the middle child, and his second other sister then, they're quite close, Gabby, and then she was quite popular.
Because the other thing as well, myself and his mother, Rosanne, we're constantly on the hospital.
So, I know you've been ill yourself, but have you given up work, or are you still working? i we
both both myself and my wife are both still employed okay and both our employers have been incredibly understanding yeah i can't make these so i can't uh my life works with feinberg and patel but oh yeah and they've been amazing they really have
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