Jamaica trials I couldn't catch you, here I couldn't catch you, but you finally stopped and I'm so happy.

So I just want to get an idea from you about how this year is going for you and what this year means to you.

I know you announced it was going to be your final Olympics try, so I just want to know where your head is at.

You know, this brings back memories, I'm kind of injury free today, back with the memories that I cast here in 2012.

You know, my head is all over the place right now, because what I wanted to do at Jamaica trials I didn't get to do.

You know, I did want to run my final Olympics, I didn't get to, but if the journey continues the same way, definitely it would be my final Olympics.

You know, as I said, my own country Jamaica doesn't give me the respect and I'm happy they don't because other people outside do and they appreciate me more than my own country.

So, you know, I'm happy that I'm able to crown elsewhere apart from Jamaica.

So I'm just looking to continue doing what I'm doing until I'm happy to step away when it's time.

I hear you.

I hear you.

And that's a shame.

Has that been something that's been the case throughout your whole career?

Yeah, you know, Jamaica love winners and once they're not winning, they're not supporting you.

But I don't need their support.

I have my own support staff, I have my own support team.

I'm a self motivator.

This season has been rough, I'm telling the truth.

I've been battling with a lot of injuries, you know, just fighting the fight because I know how to get up.

You know, I know that I have tread on the wheel same way because when I look in the race and I see where myself at and I know what is causing my problem, I'm not afraid, you know, so I just keep on working.

Could you give us a little bit of an insight as to like what kind of injuries and stuff that you've been battling with if that's if you're comfortable talking about that?

Yeah, definitely my back has been bothering me.

You know, I can't get up and sprint.

You know, I have some old injuries, you know, my muscle came off my bones.

So I've been when I get my first major injury, a rupture.

So I've been battling with my leg, arm, arm string as well.

So it's been it's been a fight this season.

But, you know, people looking from the outside don't know what's going on on the inside.

So I just have to let them talk and I know that I have a lot of tread on the wheel same way.

So I'm still spinning.

You know, I've been I've been knocked down so many times and I know how it feels to stand up and sometime God give you a battle.

I hope he'll task that sometime you yourself seems like you can't fight, but you have to fight, you know, and then probably this is not my season.

Probably next season, even a better season, you know, so I know what I can do.

I've felt it in training.

You know, I felt it and I know it's there.

It's just for me to do it.

I love that.

Thank you so much for stopping for me.

I appreciate you for real.