Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Go, go, Go! Or nines. 38 um, Alex Davis, 16 from Bristol. And today I got my G c t results. But nine months ago, I was involved in a football accident. Planning goal for Children under 16 against plumber Andi. Um, I ended up with a fractured skull. Broken eye socket in a brain bleed. Um, Andi, I was in hospital for three weeks. I was in an induced coma on the intensive care unit in a bad way for a couple of weeks. Andi. Yeah. Today got me results for its not being a straightforward with it all. Really family, friends, school. It'll help me loads, um and yes, being just the really positive experience in the end somehow, Um, yeah. Speech this with these results as well. Ended up with four nines, three eights and on a star. So yes, Still not still now in shock. Really? It's just these I'd never thought, considering when I was in hospital, there was sort of when I was in the Cayman, those dates of the where I'd be able to walk again, and then what sort of came reigned? Those dates, whether I do the exams or have to wait another year. Um, it's just I don't know what sound. It's just stunned and never thought was possible. Sort of eight months ago when I was in that hospital bed. So, yeah, I'm going on to do a levels in maths. Further last physics and history at ST Brendan's and then hopefully on to university. Um, I'm just grew from there and just see how we get on, really.
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