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Say, say you got a bad injury and you
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couldn't do it anymore.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Um
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>> I've I've had that before, multiple
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times.
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>> Um people say, like mom said to me, she
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goes, I'm actually surprised at how well
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you took it.
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>> I was like, yeah, like I guess you just
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can't fix what happened in the past, or
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you can't fix what's happening right
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now, you know, I broke my sacrum 4
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months before Godzone, and yes, it was
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Am I allowed to swear?
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>> I remember it was actually only a couple
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weeks before I went to Canada for the
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World Champs,
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>> and actually needless to say that was a
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bit of a low moment, but it was only for
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about 1 day, and then I was like, get
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over yourself, Molly, and um think about
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the
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things that you can do, and I remember
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the lady, the sports doctor telling me,
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yeah, you've you've broken your sacrum,
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and you can't go to Canada, and you'll
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have to tell your teammates that you
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can't go, and you'll most likely be out
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for multiple months,
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and I couldn't work.
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So, I guess I just put all my energy
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into getting right, and getting, you
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know, recovered as best as I could, and
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I'm quite a product you know,
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productivity is quite high in my
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priorities, and I just
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found other things that I could study
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on, and actually studied sports
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psychology in that time. So, it was
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like, you know, it's it's
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everyone has hard moments, but I feel
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like if you can
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channel what you can do versus what you
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can't do is something really, really
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important.
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>> But, there's a saying in sport, control
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the controllables.
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>> Exactly right.
