It was a shock - Caroline Wozniacki shares reaction to health diagnosis
Caroline Wozniacki shared how it felt like to be diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis last year prior to the US Open. "In the beginning, it was a shock," admitted the Dane. "You feel like you're the fittest athlete out there. That's what I'm known for, and all of a sudden you have this to work with. Some days you wake up and you can't get out of bed but other days you're fine. You don't even feel like you have it. You just have to be positive and work with it. At the end of the day you find a plan, figure out what to do, do your research, and thankfully there are great things now that you can do about it. I'm very proud of how I have been so positive through it all and just kind of tried to not let that hinder me."
Wozniacki will play the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championship next week and Colm McLoughlin, Executive Vice Chairman and CEO of Dubai Duty Free, is looking forward to welcome her there: “Caroline Wozniacki has been a fan favourite over many years wherever she has played, and we are proud that she represents Dubai Duty Free as an ambassador throughout the world, alongside our reigning champion Elina Svitolina and recent world No. 1 Simona Halep."
The Tournament Director Salah Tahlak added: “Caroline Wozniacki has a remarkable record at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, reaching the semi-finals or better on her last six visits Moreover, in reaching the final during her most recent visit here in 2017 she established a record of winning more matches in Dubai than any other WTA player."
from Tennis World USA http://bit.ly/2GG0yrL
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