i am confused

What confuses you George?

Scott

scott i cant understand if is ok or not and why wants to take risk
i understand correct or wrong

I think she shouldn't play. It is just one!! grand slam she'll miss and it is the one on clay, and I am pretty sure if all of us were to pick one and just one Grand slam for Daniela to miss, Roland Garros would be our choice. She might be able to play and be fine, and be fine in the future, but there is also the risk of damaging the foot even more. Personally I don't think it is a risk worth taking. I would like to see her rest that foot and then come back for the grass season. Also think about the Olympics. Daniela always says she started playing tennis because of the Olympics. If she plays Roland Garros she risks injuring the foot even more and it might hinder her for the Olympics. I would hate to see her miss the Olympics.

This is ridiculous, some people are just too mulish and incorrigible. The same crap like at the end of the last season.
She is aware that she isn't prepared, therefore I must ask myself what is the point in playing in Paris and on red clay, which is the toughest surface for the body. The only thing she could manage is aggravation of the injury, which would not only mean missing more important tournaments in the near future, but also putting the rest of her career in danger. According to what I read I don't believe this injury is likely to heal completely but if there is anything to take from what her doctor said, she definitely shouldn't play yet. If she will play then I don't want to see her in the news crying that she is forced to call it quit several months later after Henin.

If Daniela plays when her foot hasn't fully healed and against medical advice, then, to me, she's crazy. She knows that she needs more time to heal and that she's not prepared or ready, yet she wants to play. I hope that someone close to her makes an intervention. Playing at Roland Garros is not worth risking her career for, and that's what she seems to want to do. Daniela can surely wait two or three more weeks to comeback and be healthy and ready and able to play.

This tournament is absolutely not worth her health or career and while I can understand and sympathise that she's unable to do what she loves and has a passion for, it's more than worth missing tennis for a few more weeks if it means she can play for five more years. It may be frustrating for Daniela right now, but it will surely haunt her for the rest of her life if she plays and aggravates the injury and she can't play again.

I can only hope that Daniela heeds the advice of her doctors and takes more time to rest and that her talk of wanting to play at Roland Garros is just talk.

From Dankas official website:

Daniela withdraws from the French Open

« A near heartbreaking day for me... After final consult with my team, I am sad to announce that I will be missing my first Roland Garros as a professional athlete. Every player’s dream is to compete in the Grand Slams and I so much wanted to make Paris happen. But I know I have to be patient as recovery from this type of injury takes time. Hopefully I will be strong and healthy to practice and play in full speed soon. I wish everyone all the best, lots of good tennis, and much love to all the fans! »

I'm sure she's making the right decision. I could see her mistakenly coming back too early but in no way could I see her coming back too late. Still, it's sad given how hard we know she works and how much we all enjoy watching her, especially at Grand Slams. With these two weeks about to go by, it would be seven full weeks of recovery. Hopefully, she will return in time for Birmingham or at least Rosmalen the week after.