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I've never kind of had that feeling.
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Because but I think that's probably my
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downfall because I push beyond what I
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probably should because
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>> You just don't quit.
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>> the my teammates had to put my clothes
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on for me and
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I remember Josh who was in my boat just
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waking me on the back like, "Molly, are
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you okay? Like, you're not you
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I I I remember like being unconscious
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and like kind of not physically able and
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he's like, "Are you okay?" I'm like, I
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couldn't speak because of how
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cold and just it was so bad. So, anyway,
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luckily, thank god, there was a safety
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boat next to us and I they the the boys
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in my team were like, "No, we have to
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pull it like this is unsafe now." So, we
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yeah, called the safety boat over.
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They lifted me out of the boat and I
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just like fell onto the boat and
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yeah, got
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um went to the hospital uh after that
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because I hadn't peed in 40 hours.
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Like 48 hours and my kidneys were under
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stress and things like that. There's
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definitely times where I probably should
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have said, "Right, we need to
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pull the pin or I need to
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do this because of how I am." But yeah,
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it's a definitely it's a positive and
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negative thing.
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>> Is there is that a a person's greatest
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strength is often their greatest
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weakness?
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>> yeah.
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>> probably you with your mental toughness,
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maybe.
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>> Yeah, yeah, yeah.
