What Athletes Do May Not

Live Strong Is Exactly I Guess What It Says. It's One Thing To Live, But It's Another Thing To Live Strong, To Attack The Day And Attack Your Life With A Whole New Attitude. This Was A Gift For Me. I Guess Before The Illness I Just Lived. Now, After The Illness, I Live Strong.

[the] Pain Is Temporary. It May Last A Minute, An Hour, A Day, Or A Year, But Eventually It Subsides. And When It Does, Something Else Takes Its Place, And That Thing Might Be Called A Greater Space For Happiness ... Each Time We Overcome Pain, I Believe That We Grow.

I Exercise Everyday. I Swim, I Bike, I Run And I Go To The Gym.

Hope That Is The Only Antidote To Fear.

But The Fact Is That I Wouldn't Have Won Even A Single Tour De France Without The Lesson Of Illness. What It Teaches Is This: Pain Is Temporary. Quitting Lasts Forever.