Teens: 'They ask 'how do you overcome an injury?' and 'have you ever doubted yourself?''.Young children: 'They ask questions like 'what's your favorite pet?' and 'what's your favorite color?''.Hamm breaks down the respondents in three groups: Nomar Garciaparra passes the ball to Abby Wambach while being guarded by Alex Morgan. Hamm will be reading from her book 'Winners Never Quit' and answering questions. Hamm continues promoting the game and helping parents Tuesday as she hosts a live chat at 7 p.m. 'We came together to celebrate the game and show how important it is to give back.' Hamm's brother died in 1997 of a rare blood disease. 'It was an opportunity to raise money and awareness for a cause so important to my family,' said Hamm, who established the foundation in part to support patients and their families who benefit from bone marrow transplants. Proceeds benefited the Mia Hamm Foundation and Grassroot Soccer. On Sunday in Carson, Calif., Hamm and her husband hosted the fourth annnual Mia Hamm & Nomar Garciaparra Celebrity Soccer Challenge at the Home Depot Center. If I could help one child and one family reach another level in themselves, I want to help.' 'I am a product of all the people who did take the time to stop what they were doing and invest in me. 'I'm flattered that people see me as filling a role to give children more confidence and, at the same time, grow the game I love,' said Hamm, who retired in 2004.

Hamm and former Boston Red Sox shortstop Nomar Garciaparra married in 2003, and now have three children, all under the age of 6. 'Having kids, it really showed me how important my role is now to give insight to them and others.' 'To be honest with you, I was more of a player living in the moment,' said Hamm, who joined the national soccer team at age 15. women's national team, admits these days she wasn't thinking about being an influence to others while playing those 18 years.

Mia Hamm, who scored a record-setting 158 international goals for the U.S.

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