Each week, Benjamin law asks public figures to discuss the subjects, we said to keep private to get up to them. The numbers that land are the themes that are given. This week speaks to Jana Pittman. World’s field, 42 years old, was the first woman to represent Australia in summer and winter Olympics (trace and bobsleigh). It’s a recorder in the obricity and genecology and the mother of six. His memor is Enough. I am
Jana PETMMAN: “You have to steal with the fists. It is certainly made me very more resistant.”CREDIT: Brirt lewin
Death
You qualified for four ostimpic games of estate – Sydney, atene, Beijing and London – three of which coincide. They had to close a door to your olympic dream feels like a death? Absolutely. For three Olympics in a row, I was the likelihood of winning the favorite (the 400-meters). Ideally, I have been a double – if not triple – Olympic Medical. It’s hurt after Athens (2004), but you were, “I was young, it will be nice” “after Beijing (2008),” Shit, two in a row! How is unfortunate? “When happened in London (2012),” you were to be kidding me. “She was felt. But last year, I had the bigger call of my life and it was a real death.
Gee, what happened? I am obstetrici right now and a child died on my eye. I have tried desperately hard to save the life of this little. Unfortunately no matter what I did, didn’t happen; Babies sometimes are not survive. That made me sit and realize that all the things I would think they were great offers until they were trivial in comparison. I started to feel guilty of how much devoted time. But later, I also thought: “No, Jana: At the time, it’s all Saperle.” Until you experience something deep, those little things mean a lot.
Are you died today, how do you regret it? It’s a practice: my will.
… and be more proud to have done? Have children as a lingering parent.
What do you want your legacy be? Pushed the boundaries and colorations out of the lines.
What does your perfect goodbye look like? A lot of people I like the walk the kokoda track together.