A week after the dramatic drowning of the artistic swimmer - Anita Alberz in the final of the solo exercise at the World Championships in Budapest, the American who was rescued by her coach, tells for the first time on social media about her time.
To remind you this was not the first time the swimmer lost consciousness in the water, and even in a competition in Barcelona a year ago she fainted during an exercise.
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" It's
been a year ...
I took a break after Tokyo, broke some bones and underwent foot surgery, shortly after I came back from injury the World Championship came and I got a corona. Well we all know what happened next ...", Alberz began, When she adds a smiley laughs.
"Even though it seems like the universe has been against me all year, I believe things happen for some reason and learn from any situation with an open mind and heart. I will take on those challenges I faced (and I still face) to continue to create my life path. People will criticize and disagree with "Things along the way, and I appreciate all opinions ... but I learn in the process; aware of past mistakes but always focusing on how I can be better."
"However, I wrote and deleted statements that I wanted to share with everyone over and over again in recent days, and I asked myself what is right to say or not, and even if I should feel the need to say it, but with the information we have my health is good and today I feel much better and it The most important."
"To all those who fear that this happens regularly and I put it aside because I do not take my health seriously, it is a mistake and I hope you can understand my position and respect my privacy at the same time," Alberez concluded.
A fully-clothed Andrea Fuentes dove into the pool and swam to the unresponsive Anita Alvarez, a two-time Olympian.
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