I'm The Same Kind Of Guy Before

This Is The First Medal I've Ever Won In An International Meet. For It To Be Gold Is Incredible. It Feels Great. I Can't Explain It.

We Need To Make Seeing A Therapist More Accessible; We've Got To Crack Down On This And Allow People The Opportunity To Seek Help. It's Going To Be A Game-changer. I Would Love People To Become More Vulnerable And Reach Out And Ask For Help. I Would Never Want Somebody To Go Through The Feelings I Had, Almost Exactly Three Years Ago, Of Not Wanting To Be Alive. That's A Scary Thing, And To Think Of Where I Am Today Compared To That - That's Way Bigger Than Winning A Gold Medal.

I Have Reached A Place In My Life Where I Need To Sit Down And Say, 'well, What Do I Do? What's Best For Me?' I Need To Look Into Options For The Future.

And I Hope Seeing A Therapist Becomes 10 Times Easier In The Future. For Me, Once I Came Out Of Treatment, I Got Into A Therapist And Continued My Road To Recovery And Health And Happiness. But Not Everyone Can Do That. It's Challenging To See A Therapist When You Work Full-time, When You Can't Get An Appointment Within A Week, And Then By The Time You Do Get One, Maybe You Feel Like Your "problem" Has Lessened And You Don't Bother To Go In. It's About Access.

I've Been Around Water My Whole Life, So I Basically Really Learned At A Young Age The Importance Of It But Also One Day, At One Point, Clean Water Will Be Hard To Find. There's So Many People Throughout The World That Don't Have Access To Clean Water. Obviously We're Extremely Fortunate To Have The Opportunities That We Have And To Have All The Water That We Have. Like I Said, And I Can't Say It Enough, We All Should Work Together To Try And Conserve As Much As We Possible Can.