REUBEN GALLANT
Well, I don't actually know where to start to tell you.  When I was still at school it was actually more than a problem then because I couldn't read properly.  If I tried to read then I would get a terrible headache the next day and my eye would ache and  I was virtually living on pain killers and I never experienced the same freedom in my community, I couldn't joke and talk like I use to.  
I am the Chairman of the ANC, I am still involved but it's not the same as it was before.  And sometimes you'd meet somebody and  you'd see them actually sort or wiping over his eye simply because they - they noticed my artificial eye.  It's pure instinct for somebody to actually touch or wipe his eye and that really hurts me.  And sometimes people would call me one eye,  they - they didn't actually mean to hurt, they would just make a joke but still it does hurt.   And the loss of my eye actually - it's very difficult for me to explain to you what it - what it meant to actually loose my eye.  I'm struggling to explain it.