Kerry Churnside remembers looking after her Uncle Horace when she was a little girl.
"He was in a wheelchair because of his leprosy; he had weak hands and legs. We would push him out into the sunshine every morning; he loved the sun," she said.
"My mother went to the Health Department in Port Hedland and said she wanted Horace to stay with us at home. She was frightened she'd never see him again if he left."
