I'm not going to lie and sit here and say I'm 100 percent. I'm not, but I'm feeling well enough to come back and work and come back and do some things. I'm not going to rush it.

It hurts you in your gut. It hurts you all over. There's not very many days that you go through that it's not sticking in your craw. When you line up, when you finish up. You're always thinking about that because you don't want that to happen again.

I'm not one to volunteer to go to the doctor. So quite naturally, when I volunteered, my wife was aware that something serious was going on because that's the last thing I would do.

It's 90 percent mental, and 10 percent physical. It's not hard to lie on the sled.

I had to fight till the end, and because I was not feeling 100 percent, this is a beautiful silver medal.

We don't have to sit here and say things that undermine them. We're just going to go out there and play the way we're capable of playing, and hopefully, it'll show up on the scoreboard.