Coming back, getting injured again, doctors saying you can play, doctors saying you can't play - it's mentally tough.

(Doctors) were saying we can't tell you if you are going to play again. A couple of doctors were saying we're more worried about you walking than playing football.

Winning a big goal is always very difficult. She had some amazing wins. She was No. 1 in singles and doubles. But the Grand Slam is something special and it's difficult. . . . Now she finally did it. So I hope many more will come.

He's smiling again, eating, waving and saying 'hi' to the doctors and nurses.

Even though [doctors] say they talk about the dangers of pregnancy, it never registers what they're saying. What they were saying wasn't getting through. I never thought I'd have one of my babies die.

We are also holding anti-doping seminars for players, team doctors and coaches during events - for example, for the European Under-19 finalists in Northern Ireland last year.