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Leisel Jones, pictured at a social event in 2020, constantly works on her mental health and is currently a radio presenter in Queensland

Jones is currently studying psychology, working on radio a newsvilla.org nd is aiming to do her honours once she finished her undergraduate degree, and while she said she’s going ‘good’ – there are still struggles she faces.

‘Life is good, but it’s still challenging and still working through onnp.org all the belief systems I’ve got from my swimming career,’ she said.

‘One of the more difficult things once you’re a retired athlete, is when you’re the best in the world at something, it’s very hard to go t panifol.com o work when you aren’t the best in the world at what you do anymore.’

Jones said she is always working on mental health; regularly seeing a psychologist and taking medication when she needs it, though she isn’t currently. 

For help in a crisis, call 000. If you or anyone you know needs support, you can contact Lifeline 13 11 14, or Beyond Blue on 1300 224 636. 

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