Dr Nic Is a Hero

The Evil Pixie pirate

pirate

04/08/2004 at 16:23

and I could have cried, so emotional!
The girl did damn good. I am so impressed

Well Done and thank you RW for allowing us to hear her story!

Pixie

Puff

04/08/2004 at 16:40

Ye gads!

Well done Dr. Nic!

That is truly inspirational stuff. you must be so chuffed with yourself. Utterly incredibe

Utterly

<lost for words>

The Evil Pixie pirate

pirate

04/08/2004 at 16:41

puff that pretty much explains how I felt too!

Scotty.

04/08/2004 at 16:43

Superb!

I particularly liked the typo where the Sea Satin became the Sea Satan.

mellifera

pirate

04/08/2004 at 17:02

Marvellous. Really moving. Thank you!

Spans

04/08/2004 at 17:05

Thank you Nic for sharing that with us... gawd you make me so proud :)

Still Sassie

04/08/2004 at 18:34

I'm crying!

Ye Olde Dragon pirate

pirate

04/08/2004 at 18:35

Well done and many thanks - I will try to remember this article when I am wimping at a training run or a race!!

Little fat Welshman

04/08/2004 at 19:08

Simply fantastic.

ningunos cerebros

04/08/2004 at 19:23

an outstanding achievement i admire your courage and tenacity

well done, the story was truly inspiring

Ultra Helephant Wheeze

04/08/2004 at 19:23

Choked up here. Very well done Nic.

mercury

04/08/2004 at 19:32

Dr Nic , Congratulations well done , how are you coping with the realisation that you have reached your goal and now have nothing to train for

?

Plodding hippo

04/08/2004 at 19:33

shes planning her next challenge

Hilly

04/08/2004 at 19:40

Great achievement Nic and thanks for sharing it with us!

Ultra Ironwolf pirate

pirate

04/08/2004 at 20:03

wonderful article Nic - I shall try to capture parts of it in my memory to use as a spur in my own training whenever I'm feeling weak.

Your mental tenacity is astonishing. I have tears of pride in my eyes. Having swum/bike/run under my own steam for up to 16 hours I can relate a little, but being in the water for that long is totally beyond my understanding. I could never even begin to contemplate such a feat. You are amazing!

VoodooSmiles

04/08/2004 at 20:50

Truly inspiring Dr Nic. Makes my worries about training for the GNR fail into insignificance.

Where's my trainers ... am gonna get out there now!

Pocahontas

04/08/2004 at 21:56

Dr Nic.....what can I say........except it is a tad embarassing to be wiping tears from my eyes at work whilst I am pretending to be working at the computer!!!!

Truly amazing and thoroughly brilliant :o)

It was always my childhood dream too.....but not sure i have what it takes like u obviously have!!!!!

Tom.

04/08/2004 at 22:02

I was jumpimg up and down with excitment on the day that you did it.

Your decription of how it felt at the end and that sense of privacy and "aloneness" that you experienced as you walked up the beach was very affecting.

Remarkable.

Urban Road Runner

04/08/2004 at 22:05

Read the article, fantastic effort. Was most impressed that she swam the whole distance in one go, no breaks or low point. You have to be super human to swim 14hrs in those temperatures, people die or suffer hypothermia.

Dodge

04/08/2004 at 22:27

....next time without the water wings, eh?

;)

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