I Exercise Everyday. I Swim,

The Day It All Changed. The Day I Stated Never To Take Anything For Granted. The Day I Learned To Take Charge Of My Life. It Was The Day I Was Diagnosed With Cancer.

Regardless Of One Victory, Two Victories, Four Victories, There's Never Been A Victory By A Cancer Survivor. That's A Fact That Hopefully I'll Be Remembered For.

I Don't Need A Field Of A Thousand People. Anybody Can Tell You That Whoever Needs Help, I'm Happy To Help.

Cancer Taught Me A Plan For More Purposeful Living, And That In Turn Taught Me How To Train And To Win More Purposefully. It Taught Me That Pain Has A Reason, And That Sometimes The Experience Of Losing Things-whether Health Or A Car Or An Old Sense Of Self-has Its Own Value In The Scheme Of Life. Pain And Loss Are Great Enhancers.

If I Was Racing In 2015, No, I Wouldn't Do It Again Because I Don't Think You Have To. If You Take Me Back To 1995, When Doping Was Completely Pervasive, I Would Probably Do It Again.