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I've Had My Fair Share Of Being Dismissed. But I'm Only About To Turn 30. And When I Finish Running, I'm Going To Be A Dangerous Woman.

I Made My First Australian Senior Team When I Was 16, First Olympics When I Was 19, And I Retired. I'm 32, I Retired Four Years Ago, So A Good Third Of My Life Or Nearly A Third Of My Life Has Been All About Running.

I Have A Friend Who, If She Has A Bad Hair Day, It Affects Her Whole Mood Because It Is Part Of Her Sexuality, Her Confidence. I Don't Have That Problem Any More.

I Took Only Twice A Time-out, Once, When I Was Hurt, And A Second Time, When I Much Felt I Was Exhausted Out Of Personal Reasons.

I Decided That I Was Going To Go To The Olympics To See If I Had Made The Right Decision To Retire Because I Knew That If I'd Made The Mistake Of Retiring I Would Know During And After Those Games In Athens.