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	<title>Comments on: Effects of Attitude on Health</title>
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		<title>By: Paul Martin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Martin</dc:creator>
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		<description>Attitude unquestionably determines the point of view of every situation. From pregnancy, to getting laid off, to getting divorced. If you look at it with an attitude of &quot;how can I make this work for me instead of against me?&quot; you&#039;re going to come out ahead of the game. When I lost my leg in 1992 I saw opportunity, despite the pain and regret. After getting involved in the Paralympic movement and witnessing what so many people with serious physical impairments can accomplish, I&#039;m thoroughly convinced attitude determines the outcome.

Paul Martin
Ten-time Ironman triathlon finisher and leg amputee world record holder.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Attitude unquestionably determines the point of view of every situation. From pregnancy, to getting laid off, to getting divorced. If you look at it with an attitude of &#8220;how can I make this work for me instead of against me?&#8221; you&#8217;re going to come out ahead of the game. When I lost my leg in 1992 I saw opportunity, despite the pain and regret. After getting involved in the Paralympic movement and witnessing what so many people with serious physical impairments can accomplish, I&#8217;m thoroughly convinced attitude determines the outcome.</p>
<p>Paul Martin<br />
Ten-time Ironman triathlon finisher and leg amputee world record holder.</p>
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