I reached the finish line by defeating cancer - Interview with Ágnes Rimóczi (February 2021)

As a child, while playing, I often imagined myself as Tarzan. In my home village of Rákóczifalva, in the garden of our home, I climbed trees, wallowed in mud, and experienced special adventures like the hero in the movie. I didn't suspect then that within a few years, almost as a child, I would have to face much more serious, trial-inducing "adventures" that, if not for a movie, are definitely worthy of a book.

together with Decathlon, we are holding the online launch of my book RUN, BELIEVE, LIVE live on Facebook on February 17, 2021.

We will combine the book launch with a discussion: besides me, Bertalan Thuróczy, the book's medical reviewer Dr. Szabolcs Bozsányi, and Donát Gyenes regarding the book's publication and campaign, will talk about sports, a healthy lifestyle, and of course, the birth of the book.

February 2021 pre-orders – The proceeds from the sale of the book are intended for the establishment of the Run Believe Live Foundation.

The foundation's goal is to build a community that supports patients who are already recovered or still recovering, for whom the community of peers, sports, and physical activity mean the joy of life and complete – physical and spiritual – healing. To achieve these goals, it also supports preparation for elite sports – with the help of appropriate equipment and professionals.

### Catholic Radio Interview – My book Run, Believe, Live has been published

### Editor: Fruzsina Szabó

interview with radio host Ágnes Tóth

Aktív Radio – Placc (13.02.2021) – Run, Believe, Live – A BOOK ABOUT THE WILL TO LIVE, campaign

interview with radio host Róbert Molnár

Amadeus Radio – (14.02.2021) – Run, Believe, Live – A BOOK ABOUT THE WILL TO LIVE, launch

Dance of Death of the Spirit – interview with Zsombor Péter Novák | 2020

**– So what do you believe in?**

"In the boundless nature of human will, in the invincibility of the instinct to live, in the power of perseverance, passion, curiosity, and love. In the belief that a person can only remain physically healthy if their soul is also healthy. In the belief that we must keep searching for our path in life until we find it. Sometimes help, guidance, arrives in a form we wouldn't even think of. In the belief that everything happens for a reason, even the worst, most painful things. In the belief that self-awareness and life have a self-teaching character, which it shows us from time to time at the cost of the greatest suffering. The question is only how we perceive these: as a tragedy and a blow, or as a blessing."

a twenty-something cancer survivor – interview with writer Csaba Földvári-Oláh | 2019

"Despite all the difficulties and the virus situation, 2020 was the most productive year for me; I didn't waste a minute of it – I saw not only the problem but also its solution in the situation. Due to distance learning and remote work, my wish to be at university while also being able to take on full-time work was fulfilled. I wasn't worried all year about what would happen in this world-stricken situation, but instead, I tried to work on what could be of help to my fellow human beings and myself. In light of this, from medical device development to book writing and creating a foundation, I threw myself into everything with great momentum, and thus, as the Christmas season approached, I managed to tie up all the loose ends. Hopefully, next year the work of this year will 'ripen.' This year was a year of growth for me, taking into account all areas of life."