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“At first I thought: "Now the World Championships is moving". That's what I had been training for a year. But the most important thing was to get well. I got really scared. I knew nothing about blood cancer, but knew that cancer wasn't something you wanted,” said Amund, who is not giving up. He might be out of competitive canoeing for the next years, but the Olympic Games stay in his mind and he sees himself on the start of Paris Olympics, “I’ll have this power then. There is nothing I can do about it. So I just have to look ahead. And then I know that when this is over, I will come back stronger.”

 

 

European Canoeing family wishes you a successful recovery and a lot of strength. We are looking forward seeing you at our competitions again.