Campaigner reflects on infected blood inquiry

The transcript reflects on the long-awaited inquiry into a scandal affecting the hemophilia community, focusing on the speaker's personal memories of their father, who died of AIDS. It highlights the close-knit nature of the community and the shared experiences of loss. The speaker discusses their commitment to uncovering the truth and justice, despite the personal toll. Ultimately, they express that while the inquiry may bring answers, it cannot undo the past or bring back those lost, leaving a sense of no true victory.

What significant event does the narrator recall from their childhood related to their father?

• Their father's wedding

• Their father's funeral

• Their father's graduation

• Their father's retirement

How did the hemophilia community respond to the frequent losses they experienced?

• They attended each other's funerals

• They stopped communicating

• They moved to different cities

• They isolated themselves

What was the narrator's main motivation for fully committing to the Factor 8 campaign?

• To gain fame and recognition

• To find a connection to their father

• To earn a financial reward

• To travel the world

What does the narrator believe about the potential outcomes of the inquiry?

• They will not change the past

• They will solve all problems

• They will provide a sense of victory

• They will bring their father back

What does the narrator feel about the possibility of compensation or other actions resulting from the inquiry?

• It will bring joy to everyone

• It will be a great victory

• It will not be a victory

• It will solve all issues