Has anyone else been watching this series on BBC1?

I have watched everyone, and think it has been excellent, giving insight into how the body works, and heals itself.

Today was the last in the series and focussed on the final years, and how although declining the body will attempt to repair right until the end.

Considering our current circumstances it was a little close to home, and I couldn't help but think of my dad when it focussed on Len. He was in his 80's and his bowel had started to fail. The doctors in A&E gave him is options, and although prepared to operate advised him he may never recover. He bravely said "I've had a good life, I fought in Normandy, and god has been good to me, what happens next?" The doctor (who you could tell was emotional) advised him they would move him to a ward and make him comfortable. The program then only showed internal images as how one by one the body closed down until Len's heart gave out. His family by his side.

What a very brave man!

You’ve won $50,000 – but have to give it all away. To which charity or institution would you donate it?
I'd ensure my children had money to assist them when the time was right

If you could organize a family reunion with all of your dead relatives, where would you hold it and who would be there?
I wouldn't care where it was and would like my brother to be guest of honour but also my grandparents so my mum n dad get to see their parents again, also my aunt, if she's not too busy.

Using only one word, describe yourself as a child.
Naughty.

If you could communicate with any type of animal, which animal would you chose?
Dolphins.

Name the grossest thing you have ever put in your mouth.
I forget his name!

If you learned that there actually was a Heaven and Hell, what is the first thing you'd change in your life?
Nothing!

If you could be seven years young one whole day, knowing what you know now, how would you spend it?
Spend the day with my brother, he died when I was 11

Who is the most interesting person you have ever met?
A medium called Pat, she had a good wealth of knowledge and I could have talked to her for hours

What do you think is the most soothing sound?
The sea!

If you could "unknow" one thing you know, what would it be?
Nothing, life is a lesson.

Has a television commercial ever moved you to go out and buy the product it was selling?
Cilit Bang..............lol kidding.............dunno!

If your life was a sitcom, what would the title be?
Don't judge a book by it's cover

If you could determine who could immigrate here, would you let in those you thought would contribute the most to our country or those most in need of refuge?
I would work on a point system.

Should conjoined twins be surgically separated if it will lead to the certain death of one of the twins?
Depends on quality of life if not separated!

In your opinion, what is the single most significant event that has occurred in world history during the last thousand years? (Define “significant” however you wish.)
World war two!

Does time heal all wounds?
No, but it eases the pain a little.

For a person you love deeply, would you be willing to move to a distant country knowing there would be little chance of seeing your friends or family again?
Yes!

Thinking back to all the great TV series finales that you’ve seen over the years, which show do you believe had the best final episode?
Heroes!

What's your theme song?
Be young, be foolish, but be happy!

Should adults try to teach young people lessons or should they leave them alone to find out about things themselves?
Both. (Ditto Chyna & Landers)

If you could apologise to one person you’ve hurt or offended in your life, whom would you apologise to?
No one, anyone I hurt or offended deserved it.

What's the most bizarre or unusual thing that's ever happened to you while travelling?
Sitting on a coach in the middle of the dessert listening to the Egyptian guide saying his prayers, moving yet scary as I wondered if he was a bomber and was saying his final words!