What Athletes Do May Not Be That

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

I May Be In Timeout Forever. But I Hope Not To Be.

For Most Of My Life I Had Operated Under A Simple Schematic Of Winning And Losing, But Cancer Was Teaching Me A Tolerance For Ambiguities.

I Want To Finish By Saying That I Intend To Be An Avid Spokesperson For Testicular Cancer Once I Have Beaten The Disease. I Want This To Be A Positive Experience And I Want To Take This Opportunity To Help Others Who Might Someday Suffer From The Same Circumstance I Face Today.

I Raced Because I Was Paid To Do A Job And I Felt Like I Had To Do The Job. Number Two: I Raced Because I Loved The Process, I Loved Training, Getting Ready For The Race, I Loved All Of That. And Number Three I Raced For My Memories. Regardless Of What Somebody Wants To Give Or Take Away, You Can't Take My Memories.