Swimming Got Me Through The Hardest Year Of My Life

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For Anna, swimming became her lifeline during what she describes as the most challenging year of her life. She shares her journey from childhood reluctance to swimming, to finding healing and resilience in the water.
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7 мар 2024

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@jackiegrant410 4 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing your story, I just opened the computer and your heartfelt story appeared. I’ve just taken to the pool after years of on and off swimming. I’m 63, just lost my mother end of 2023 and my husband is suffering from prostrate issues, he had open heart surgery last year also. Already I’m getting some mental benefits from getting back into the water, I thank you again, I will continue. ❤

@MrsMarchelewski 4 месяца назад

I did something similar last year after my brother died. He passed about six weeks before Masters nationals and I signed up for some races to give myself something else to focus on besides my grief. I distinctly remember driving home after the competition and thinking, "Well that's done and now it's time to deal with things."

@benm8662 4 месяца назад

I feel this very deeply. Have been on the edge of depression when my son was half-way through his 18 month Neuroblastoma therapy. He was 5 when diagnosed with cancer. Sports, namely swimming and cycling, have gotten me through this time, and I am now more motivated than ever to keep it up. It keeps the demons away from your soul.

@itgetter9 4 месяца назад

Anna, thank you for sharing your story. I needed to hear it. May many blessings be showered on you, may you find unexpected joys in the days ahead. Fares, thank you for all you do, for all of us. To anyone reading this: Keep swimming -- we believe in you.

@akiraowo3047 4 месяца назад

When you're in her position, thinking of doing anything is depressing let alone driving all the way to the pool, but when you're in the pool everything changes. despite being in the water it being so quiet and you being alone with your mind which would be thought of bad in her situation but for some reason you forget everything and enjoy the flow of the water

@damircengic8136 3 месяца назад

Respect Anna. Stay strong and positive as you are!

@dauntlessfilipina 2 месяца назад

I have depression and anxiety too because of work. I also love the feeling of the water over my face and my body. My mind is at ease when I’m under the water. It helps me get through. Now, I am beyond happy. Stay strong Anna! I’m from the PH 🇵🇭

@david.st1 Месяц назад

"You feel that you've achieved something, right and it's not something like oh in 5 years I'm going to buy a house" truly wonderful and happy experience

@cohens31 4 месяца назад

After my daughter died from suicide I had such a hard time with any training. I could not focus. Swimming was the most difficult- my mind would wander more with swimming than other workouts. I keep going mostly because I am afraid to stop.

@itgetter9 4 месяца назад

I send condolences. I hope your heart finds a tiny bit of peace with the passage of time. Keep swimming.