Amy Purdy

But you know, I do have I have the rings ring.

I don't have it on me right now.

But usually, you know, to have that Olympic ring to be able to look down and see it is amazing.

Pretty, you know, it's just crazy.

I mean, it's so cool.

And so I was so grateful because of everybody who supported me, everything that we went through, you know, to be able to be there, represent anybody with a disability or anybody who, you know, had an adversity and didn't think that they could do something differently.

you know, powerful with their lives to be able to, to be there and kind of represent that.

And, um, yeah, I mean, and then just knowing that all your hard work paid off, there was a little bit of a relief, right?

It was like, thank God, thank God I actually brought metal home because I really had my heart set on it.

You know, that's what your whole couple of years leading up is just bringing home a metal.

Like,

Every minute that I didn't work out, I knew somebody else was working out harder than me and you needed to be ahead of the game.

And so it takes all of you.

Thank you.

Yeah.

That was interesting.

So I'll tell you what.

Everything happens for a reason.

It really does.

It's either that or you make do with what you're given and then it makes sense, right, in the end.