Nathalie Cabrol

Tomorrow is never happening, you know?

And I had, the other lessons came a few years later where actually somebody was drowning and I went after that person.

I almost died that day too, not that I wanted to, but it's just because the conditions were very, very difficult.

That person died from there, although we took him out of the water.

But I had a lot of difficulty coming out.

I came out, but then I thought a lot about that guy.

He was in his 30s.

And it was like a sort of echo from a few years before telling me that person would never have a tomorrow.

That person would never be able to fulfill his dream or even have dreams of any kind.

And I was here and I was going to give myself the best chance to fulfill all the dreams I wanted to and go after all the questions I wanted to.

And this is what kept me going now, you know?

Give tomorrow a chance, always.

Not really.

Yeah, well, that's part of life.

And you know what?

If something happens to me while I'm doing the stuff I love, what a way of going.

This will happen wherever it catches me.

I don't know.

I don't care.

It will be what it will be.