I Have Time To Breathe, Time To

I'm So Lucky. I Have Such A Great Support System. All I Have To Do Is Run.

The Last Sort Of Really Low-key Race I Ran, I Realized With About A Hundred Metres To Go, That My Heart Just Wasn't In It. I Wasn't Trying My Hardest, I Didn't Care To Compete Against The Girls I Was Up Against. That Spoke A Lot About Where My Heart Was Taking Me-which Was Off The Track.

For Athletes Traditionally It's Such A Fantastic Stepping Stone To Greater Things Down The Track And In The Future. Don't Undermine The Commonwealth Games!

When I Was 18 Years Old, About To Develop My Sportsman Career, The Asthma Complaints Became Already Some Years Before.

My Last Real Race Was At The Olympics In Sydney In 2000.