kind of grown up together, our son is the third person in our relationship. the juggling aspect of mum iife _ relationship. the juggling aspect of mum life and work life is intense. i finished _ mum life and work life is intense. i finished a — mum life and work life is intense. i finished a night shift last night and i_ finished a night shift last night and i have had probably two and a half hours — and i have had probably two and a half hours sleep, but i know i have to get _ half hours sleep, but i know i have to get up— half hours sleep, but i know i have to get up because i have a small window— to get up because i have a small window to— to get up because i have a small window to get a fewjobs done before lenny— window to get a fewjobs done before lennv is— window to get a fewjobs done before lenny is home from nursery and restart — lenny is home from nursery and restart the — lenny is home from nursery and restart the bath and bed routine with him — restart the bath and bed routine with him. then i need to go back into work— with him. then i need to go back into work again. it can turn into this 20 — into work again. it can turn into this 20 47 — into work again. it can turn into this 20 47 rolling list ofjobs. when — this 20 47 rolling list ofjobs. when you _ this 20 47 rolling list ofjobs. when you have good teamwork and intensive care unit, it is very well oiled routine. 0ur intensive care unit, it is very well oiled routine. our staff ratio is one to one because it is so risky. it is a riskyjob and if something happens and you are not anticipating it, you have got to do something very quickly. that is why there is an adrenaline rush. you patient