Hello and welcome to the European podcast.

Why so sad? Because I had a skiing injury. Oh, Dominic,

what happened? Tell us all about it. Well, okay, I was skiing really well and the teacher was

really impressed with me. On my first day, I had private lessons because I missed ski school.

And he was like, this is great. You don't need another

lesson. You can just practice because you know what the technique is. You just need to get the hang

of it and for it to become second nature. So I did that and then on the second day, went down the

blue slope and was going really well. I was like carving and Thomas and Hans,

my husband and father-in-law behind me were shouting,

yeah, this is it, this is it.

And then I was like, oh no, I'm going really fast.

I don't know how to stop.

And yeah, I stopped by crashing into some thick snow

but twisted my arm and broke my shonek.

Were you still shouting, this is it?

As you crashed into the tree.

No, I think they were shouting, this is it.

And I was like, ah!

But how are your injuries now?

Yeah, I mean, it's not so bad.

The doctor in Austria told me that it was not so dramatic.

And I've not been in that much pain, so I'm okay.

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