I Can't Imagine Living And Not Running.

I Am Not Driven By Any Bitterness By What Happened In Athens. I Learnt A Lot Of Lessons From It And Probably Came Through It A Stronger Person In The End. There Have Been A Lot Of Near Misses, And That's Taught Me To Keep Persevering And That There Is A Chance It Can Come Right.

An Olympic Medal Won't Define My Whole Life, Although It Might Look Like It To Onlookers. When I Look Back, I Should Have Been Able To Get An Olympic Medal.

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

You Can't Become A Winner Overnight, Or Even In A Couple Of Years-it Takes Time... You Will Lose Races And You Will Have To Accept That, Learn From It And Believe That You'll Win The Next One, Knowing That You'll Probably Lose That As Well. All The Time You Have To Keep Believing That One Day You Will Win.

The Biggest Danger Is Trying To Put Too Much Pressure On Yourself, Trying To Get In Too Good Shape.