Actually I Don't Choose To

I Used To Say That The Newspapers Were Tomorrow's Fish And Chip Paper, But I Didn't Really Mean It; I Could Still Be Hurt By What They Said. After Athens, I Just Didn't Care.

In My Olympic History I Don't Think I Have Achieved My Potential As An Athlete. That's What I Want When I Look Back At My Career. I Want To Be Able To Say I Gave It My Best Shot.

I Was Thinking Back To All The Time In The Gym, Working Hard, And That Spurred Me On [winning New York Marathon Just Ten Months After Giving Birth

I Don't Feel Guilty In Having Pleasure!

I've Always Been Good At Putting Things Behind Me–i Fall Apart, Do My Crying Bit, And Then Put It Away And Move On.