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I am feeling deeply for this woman and what she went through since 2024 until her passing yesterday.
When you know the laws of biology and the patterns of human nature you can put the pieces together and get a good idea of what someone experienced.
Without having her to speak directly to this is speculation and I’ve ordered her book to learn more about her, but from the pieces of the story I’ve read the conflict seems pretty clear…
She was heartbroken that an injury prevented her from competed in the Olympics in August 2024 and was diagnosed with bowel cancer in May 2025.
Are we to think these are completely separate events? Is this a tragic case of double bad luck?
She could taste her Olympic experience, like any elite athlete I’m sure she already visualized her win, it was already digested in her psyche….
But it was taken away.
You don’t have to be Sherlock Holmes to connect these dots.
She wanted so badly to take in, digest, absorb, assimilate the competition, to race for her country, to win her medal.
She had everything in place to compete and the night before had to bow out.
One of the phrases used to describe intestinal adaptations is “stole the butter from my bread”.
When you thought you had something, but it was unexpectedly taken away.
The body reacts to this shock in a primal biological way.
You can’t eat the Olympics, you can’t digest a gold medal, but your ancient biological survival programming doesn’t realize that.
Your body equates the desperate feeling of not getting what you wanted like a MORSEL of vital nourishment that has been snatched away.
So the body proliferates additional digestive cells to better absorb the morsel.
Every time you’re reminded of what was snatched away the body grows more cells.
It assumes your morsel is still in jeopardy and that you need to be able to absorb even more from every bite of food.
When the conflict is resolved, when you’ve processed it, the body breaks down the additional cells and you have diarrhea (possibly with blood/mucus/extra funky odor).
I read that her first symptoms were needing to use the toilet multiple times each morning which eventually caused her to get checked out.
She didn’t know what these trips to the bathroom meant. She didn’t connect that she had finally processed the Olympic devastation and was moving on with life.
The clean up crew was doing their job and breaking down the tissue that had built up.
But the conventional doctors sold her different story about her body.
They told her the myth of malignant cancer and she believed it.
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When you know the laws of biology and the patterns of human nature you can put the pieces together and get a good idea of what someone experienced.
Without having her to speak directly to this is speculation and I’ve ordered her book to learn more about her, but from the pieces of the story I’ve read the conflict seems pretty clear…
She was heartbroken that an injury prevented her from competed in the Olympics in August 2024 and was diagnosed with bowel cancer in May 2025.
Are we to think these are completely separate events? Is this a tragic case of double bad luck?
She could taste her Olympic experience, like any elite athlete I’m sure she already visualized her win, it was already digested in her psyche….
But it was taken away.
You don’t have to be Sherlock Holmes to connect these dots.
She wanted so badly to take in, digest, absorb, assimilate the competition, to race for her country, to win her medal.
She had everything in place to compete and the night before had to bow out.
One of the phrases used to describe intestinal adaptations is “stole the butter from my bread”.
When you thought you had something, but it was unexpectedly taken away.
The body reacts to this shock in a primal biological way.
You can’t eat the Olympics, you can’t digest a gold medal, but your ancient biological survival programming doesn’t realize that.
Your body equates the desperate feeling of not getting what you wanted like a MORSEL of vital nourishment that has been snatched away.
So the body proliferates additional digestive cells to better absorb the morsel.
Every time you’re reminded of what was snatched away the body grows more cells.
It assumes your morsel is still in jeopardy and that you need to be able to absorb even more from every bite of food.
When the conflict is resolved, when you’ve processed it, the body breaks down the additional cells and you have diarrhea (possibly with blood/mucus/extra funky odor).
I read that her first symptoms were needing to use the toilet multiple times each morning which eventually caused her to get checked out.
She didn’t know what these trips to the bathroom meant. She didn’t connect that she had finally processed the Olympic devastation and was moving on with life.
The clean up crew was doing their job and breaking down the tissue that had built up.
But the conventional doctors sold her different story about her body.
They told her the myth of malignant cancer and she believed it.
💔
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