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“Oh, be fair… I caught a few good ones Billy: “Yeah, along with Uncle Jack’s hat, and the propeller – twice!” Tahlia: “Alright you – enough. The main thing is you had a good time, and we got a great dinner out of it. Thanks for cooking it up, Mum…” Mum: “No worries, Tahlia. Always good to have you around. Especially if you can talk some sense into your father about things like looking after his health…” Dad: “Oh no, I can see where this conversation’s going. Can’t we talk about that bowel cancer kit another time?” Tahlia: “Well, I reckon that’s the problem with this stuff. Everyone wants to put off talking about it till another time.” Mum: “Just like you’ve put off doing that simple test that could save your life…” Tahlia: “Look Dad, we can get back to your fishing stories in a minute. But you know I work at the health clinic, so I get to see first-hand what something like bowel cancer can do to someone’s health, and the impacts it has on their family. “Bowel cancer affects a lot of our mob, and it can be really hard to tell if you have it. “That’s why that test is so good – it’s quick and easy to do, and you can get it done in private here at home.” Jack: “She’s mate. I did mine no worries, and sent it back. I’d rather know as early as possible if there’s a problem, but for now it looks like I’m all good…” Dad: “Okay, you lot. If you’re not ganging up on me my fishing skills, you’re all onto me about this bowel screening thing. I’ll do it tomorrow, alright?” Mum: “You promise? First thing in the morning?” Dad:
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