Sorry to those that may have heard me...

Here is a link go to 50 mins.

PM

I heard it, but didn't realise it was you, strong lady!

Sorry to hear the job is no better; happy to meet whenever you have a moment.

Thanks, Glass! I never get to listen to the radio during the day.

grannyK hope it works

Thanks for the link, glass. I found this interview incredibly moving. I so much admire your attitude, phoenix, your philosophy of getting on with living when part of you must be irreparably broken. Is this the reason behind your forum name?

glass thank you, I couldn't find it before.

phoenix come back soon, we miss your battyness

I've just listened to your interview, phoenix. I am sure it helped many who have had similar experiences. Such a good thing to do.

It did work glass and thanks for saying where it is too. Phoenix you are too hard on yourself, all I heard was a very together person talking about something that is really interesting, and your reasoning behind it all made complete sense to me. I agree, very moving to hear you speak.

Well done, brave lady.

Well spoken and very moving, Phoenix, so sorry to hear that you can no longer access Jack's voicemail.
For those who wanted to know the outcome, it was revealed the following day towards the end of the PM programme.

phoenix you are an inspirational lady. The interview was wonderful. Just listened to another one tonight - a lady who has a recording of her husband's laugh on a CD. He died forty years ago. Eddie Mair is brilliant, isn't he? He asks just the right questions, no platitudes, and always sounds so sincere. Hope your job gets better soon.

I also was inspired by Phoenix's story after eventually finding it on i-player but because I am a technophobe, also by accident found an interview by Eddie Mair a few days previously with the mother of a girl killed in the London bombings. If you can find it, it is as inspirational. We have some very strong and loving mothers amongst us and I feel very humble.

Hi Phoenix, I heard you on the radio without realising it was you. I admired you for speaking so movingly of Jack, without breaking down. It has stayed in my thoughts, and then I heard the message the next day that the recording had gone. So sorry.

Hope you can have get yourself a copy of the family video to keep for yourself, which you may feel able to watch someday. Don't suppose any of his friends have any video of him in more recent years on their phones?

Made me think of my Dad and hear his voice in my mind, so comforting and lovely. My sister has some video of him, and sometime I want to watch it back.

Best wishes in the job and hope things improve/or you get something better.

Beautiful piece. You were fantastic and wonderfully compossed. I did hear the follow up I think with Linda Smith's husband and how Jack's voicemail had gone, which is awful. I can quite understand your feelings and I do hope you can get a copy of those videos.

I hope your present job soon leads to a better one.

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phoenix I've just listened to your interview - full of admiration for you and your brave spirit.