Whenever I perspired, it was yellow.

This is the shell gas, you know, and it took my eyes, my breathing, sickened my stomach. So I just had to be pulled out of the trenches, that’s all, and taken down to Camerse (sp) General hospital there. They looked after me. But I wasn’t bad enough that they didn’t send me over to England. I was always wanting to get a blighty, I called a blighty. The doc says, “God, there’s so many casualties coming through, Ford,” he said, “I think probably a little treatment here will fix you up alright.” But as I pointed out to you, I still had it in my system long after I come home. You know, wherever I perspired that yellow ... but I went to a specialist here, a blood specialist. And I got treated with a B12, I think. It was about three or four times a week, and it sort of brought me back. Then, I took part a lot in sports. So with my perspiring, I pretty well got it out of my system.