Olympic champion Ariarne 'Arnie' Titmus terminates swimming career, shocks fans

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "I've always loved swimming, it's been my passion since I was a little girl, but I guess I've taken this time away from the sport and realized some things in my life that have always been important to me are just a little bit more important to me now than swimming," Titmus said.
50% : "But I guess having this 12 months away I've had the chance to explore what life is like without swimming -- and that was always my intention -- but I think a turning point for me was in the lead-up to the Paris Games I went through some health challenges which, quite frankly, really rocked me." In 2023, Titmus had surgery to remove two benign ovarian tumors but returned to the highest level quickly to prepare for the next competition.

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