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Adam: So, Sian, do you have 

any brothers or sisters? Sian: Um, yes, I’ve got, uh, two sisters actually. Adam: Okay. Are they older? Younger? Sian: Um, I’ve got two younger sisters, yeah. I think so, yeah. Yeah, 

two younger sisters. Uh one is, one's a couple of years younger and 

then the other one is six years younger. Adam: Right, ok. Where are they at the moment? Sian: Yeah, they're, uh, they're 

both in England, in Bristol. Adam: Oh yeah. Ok, right. Sian: Yeah, so, um, they're 

both, you know, all grown up now, they both work for the NHS actually. Adam: Really. Sian: Yeah. So, uh, the, the, my middle 

sister, she works, uh, for the blood bank. So she goes to the hospitals and 

deals with their blood supply. Adam: Okay. Sian: And then the younger sister, 

she makes the drugs for chemotherapy. Adam: Right. Sian: Yeah. Adam: That's a tricky job. Sian: Yeah, it's pretty tricky so yeah, they're all in Bristol but 

they're all well and happy. Adam: Brilliant. Sian: Yeah, and then my, um, the middle sister she's also, um, she's got two children as well so Adam: Right Sian: so I’ve got two little nieces. Adam: So your aunt Sian. Sian: I am, I’m auntie Sian, yes. Adam: Lovely. Sian: That's right, yeah. Um, do 

you have any brothers or sisters? Adam: I do. Uh, I've got, I’ve got three siblings. Sian: Okay. Adam: Two brothers and one sister. Sian: Ah, okay. Are they 

older or younger than you? Adam: Um, both. I'm more or less in the middle. There's quite an age difference. So, my, my, my younger brother 

is 20… let me think, 24. Sian: Right, okay. Adam: I think. And my older 

brother, hang on, is 45. Sian: Oh, okay. Adam: So there's a big difference. Sian: Oh that's a big gap 

between those two isn't it? Adam: Yeah. Sian: Wow! Okay. Adam: Absolutely. So my, my, older 

brother's actually my step-brother. Sian: Right! Adam: Which is why Sian: I see.

Adam: Which is why there's a big difference. Sian: There’s a big gap. Adam: Yeah. Sian: Right okay. Um I see and 

where are they at the moment then? Adam: They're all in the 

UK, all in different places. Sian: Ok. Adam: In different parts of, 

uh, of England and Scotland. Sian: Right. Are you close to them? Adam: Not as much. I’m 

probably closer to my friends Sian: Ah, I see. Adam: than I am to my family. Sian: Right. Okay, okay.