Esse Marvin Angarita chegou a correr na Movistar? Confesso que nunca ouvi falar dele.

O Marvin Angarita é tipo o Argiro Ospina, gajos que chegaram ao WT sem saber como e que estiveram por lá sem se saber também porque ninguém se lembra deles.

Hello World, it's been a while!

As most of you probably already know, I was in a pretty bad accident 8 weeks ago that nearly ended my life. This has been the most testing 8 weeks of my life and the first few weeks were very dark, probably because I was sleeping most of it or have little memory of what happened in those weeks. During that time I was hallucinating and the things I thought I saw make me worry about myself. And the things I apparently said, "mum these nurses are trying to f'ing kill me" - luckily they are Italian and speak little to no English haha. Anyway back to being serious. I should be dead. It's a miracle I'm able to walk, talk (very softly as my vocal cord is damaged) and have brain functionality. Over the last few weeks, since I can remember, I don't think I've ever cried or lost my temper so quickly in my life. I guess that's what it feels like to have PMS (ladies, am I right?) During this experience of me not having functionality in my right arm and uncontrollable shaking of the left hand when I try to use it, I have begun to appreciate the small things in life. Doing everyday things such as drinking a cup of coffee without shaking and spilling half of it all over myself before reaching my mouth, or being itchy on the left side and not being able to use my right arm to scratch it (thank you for being there to scratch for me Mum) Desere

To everyone that sent me messages, I can’t thank you enough. There was a night in ICU when I gave up on life and accepted death (I was hallucinating pretty badly), but I woke up the next morning with my mum over me and I looked into her eyes as she told me “everything is going to be okay.” A blurry vision I will never forget. That is when I knew I had to win this fight, and could. Then my dad Wayne on the other side of my bed read me your messages and showed me your video clips of support. I can’t explain to you what a few phrases or words can do, but it gave me strength to get through many tough days. So thank you to the people that didn’t believe the reports about my death and instead prayed for a miracle to happen, because it did. And the words thank you is simply not enough, but that is all I can say.

To everyone that made a contribution to the ‪#‎KeepFightingKeagz‬ Campaign, no matter how big or small, it goes a long way in helping keep my parents in Italy by my side as well as with potential extra medical costs in the future. Thank you very much for the support!

A good friend told me recently that “Life is a beautiful thing. Enjoy it!” And that’s exactly what I plan to do.

A more detailed update on my current medical condition will be posted on my athlete page sometime next week.

Breaking: ‪#‎klasikoa‬ was last race ever in Spain for Joaquim Rodriguez. Last podium as Most Combative Rider. Thank you Purito and good luck in Rio. ‪#‎TeamKATUSHA‬

Vuelta?

Vai acabar carreira no Rio

Nada aponta para isso.

" I enjoyed my last race in Spain. (...) explained team leader Joaquim Rodriguez."

"We are happy for the result of ‘Purito’ today as the last race he will do with Team KATUSHA. (...) said team director Xavier Florencio."

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O Purito devia acabar na Lombardia. Agora com aquele muro de 2kms ele poderia tentar vencer e acabar em grande. Ele merece.

Acho que o percurso este ano vai ser igual ao de 2014, não ao do ano passado.

Eu vi na net que ia haver um muro qualquer de 2km com media de 16 e maximas de 25...

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