Pre-season smiles for Grimshaw after year of pain
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AC Milan captain Christy Grimshaw overcame a serious injury that required two knee surgeries, returning to the pitch after a 13-month rehabilitation. Despite the challenges, including pain and emotional struggles, she gained a new perspective on football. She expressed gratitude for her ability to play and emphasized how her experiences deepened her appreciation for the sport's smaller joys. Grimshaw's journey to recovery taught her resilience and reflection, enabling her to embrace her role as captain with renewed enthusiasm as she prepares for the upcoming season.
"I feel so lucky to be able to walk, I feel so lucky to be able to play football." AC Milan captain Christy Grimshaw reflects on her journey from a serious injury to recovery. Her experiences during lengthy rehabilitation have deepened her appreciation for the game, transforming how she views the sport. The struggles she faced during a 13-month recovery from knee surgeries made her realize the importance of the little things in playing football, which had previously been taken for granted. Gorillaz's determination and perspective signify a resilience and newfound outlook on life and sport.
"Even just thinking about it, I could tear up because mentally I had never had a long-term injury before it was so difficult seeing the girls prepare for last pre-season." Her dedication to her team is evident, as she grappled with her emotions while recovering and witnessing her teammates' successes.
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