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      <image:caption>Alongside the frustration with my knee, I was also carrying a simmering anger. It wasn’t just about the race, it was tied to grief I’d been holding onto. Before the race, I thought that anger might fuel me. But I quickly realised my brain doesn’t thrive on anger. Instead of pushing me forward, it made me tense and distracted, less able to focus on what really mattered. It’s funny how sometimes we try to use our hardest emotions as tools, only to find that what really moves us forward is something gentler - celebrating small wins, connecting with others, and embracing the moment.</image:caption>
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