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Janet Lee was born as a baby in the affluent city of New York City and enjoyed a carefree living environment. However, the cruelty of fate haunted her from the beginning.
From an early age, Janet suffered from a variety of illnesses. When she was four years old, she suffered from a tumor; Although her family urgently arranged surgery, it was the beginning of a long and painful life.
As she reached the age of 11, she was once again suffering from a severe abscess in her leg, which would have threatened her precious life if she did not receive immediate treatment.
Luckily, after several difficult surgeries, Janet finally managed to heal the abscess in her leg.
However, fate never seemed to let her go, and when she was 12 years old, she was diagnosed with severe scoliosis. To alleviate the condition, doctors had to implant two steel bars in Janet's spine.
It is hard to imagine the enormous pain that a twelve-year-old girl has undergone so many large and small surgeries.
It is the strong support of these two steel bars that gives her the opportunity to get back on her feet and continue to experience the beauty of life. While other peers enjoyed a carefree childhood, Janet's life was filled with illness, and she spent almost all her days in a hospital room.
For her, the hospital has become her home. Despite undergoing numerous tedious, complex and life-threatening surgeries since childhood, Janet was never knocked down by these difficulties.
When she was twelve years old, by chance, she came into contact with billiards, which she fell in love with. In the process of playing billiards, the players need to accurately grasp the strength and easily hit the ball into the ideal position, and this superb skill deeply touched Janet.
For a child with a long-term illness, billiards is undoubtedly one of the most suitable sports. Although her family did not initially support Janet's dedication to billiards, she was full of love for it and firmly chose this path.
Since then, Janet has devoted herself to billiards, and has set a record of more than 30 consecutive hours of non-stop.
She often trains for more than ten hours a day, which is enough to witness her ardent pursuit of billiards.
With her fearless pursuit and unremitting struggle for billiards, Janet Lee quickly wrote her own extraordinary chapter in this highly competitive field! Since 1993, she has gone from amateur to professional, and in just one year's effort, she has become one of the top 10 women in the U.S. Women's Pool League.
What is particularly striking is that Janet's unique outfit in the competition, always wearing a black uniform, coupled with her elegant and moving posture and graceful arm line, has earned her the nickname "Black Widow".
As she threw herself into the game, focusing on every lean-over swing, the endless glamour that emanated from her gestures was a feast for the eyes.
As a result, Janet became more and more determined on the road of billiards and constantly challenged herself. In 1995 and 1996, she was ranked number one in the world, a legend in her career! The two honorary titles of "Billiards Queen" and "Black Widow" also came into being.
However, fate does not seem willing to let go of this resilient woman easily. Just as Janet was at the peak of her career, she was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer, and doctors asserted that she had less than a year left to live.
This is undoubtedly a heavy blow to Janet, who has just stepped on the stage of life and tasted the sweetness of career success.
However, in the face of such a cruel reality, Janet was not defeated, but comforted her family with an extremely strong attitude that there was no need to worry too much. She showed unprecedented conviction and decided to skillfully apply the various ingenious ball-solving strategies she used at the table to this life-and-death battle against her illness.
Despite the huge physical pain she endured every time she leaned over to swing on the court, Janet never wavered in her love for billiards. It is this obsession with billiards that allows her to bravely endure the torture of "bending over" with the same courage and determination when she is attacked by the disease, and tenaciously fight against cancer.