- People told me it's impossible to work and at the same time commit to a sport, but I did it until now. Even if injured, I still come back after recovered.
- I went through poverty and hardships, in the progress of training for slalom and skating, although struggled through, I never give up skating when my parents discouraged me on doing skating.
- They want me to concentrate on getting a permanent job and stay on it, but I never. I changed jobs very frequently in order not to commit too much at work.
- I never and won't take any cents from my parents, so I worked temporarily in order to survive.
- Managers and bosses from my previous companies dislike me taking time off for Slalom, but I don't care about them.
- Many times, I felt that I was been pulled with 2 strong forces.
In the progress of training, some health problems and injuries surfaced, include:
- Knee Joints injured & pain for 6 months (2007)
- Toes injured & pain for 4 months (before WSC 2008)
- Fever for 3 times after a serious Diarrhoea on WSC 2008
- Fell and hit on my Chin and got stitches (2009)
- Back injured & sharp pain for 3 months (2009)
I'm sure there many of you who are injured before.
2 years with MTS...
Thinking back, everything seems like a dream with many nightmares.
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What will you do when you got physically injured unexpectedly and you have commitment with sports? Continue with it to make yourself look strong? Or take a break and gain back your strength, to be stronger to improve.
Taking a rest is to go further.
Maybe if one day, when you really got injured, which is unpredictable, you will start to understand.
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