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People Ask Me Why I Run

There are actually many reasons why I run. And my reasons evolve. But there are some days that the stress consumes me - that it's so intense that it feels like it's crushing me.

I'm not at liberty to tell you the exact reason - it isn't my story to tell. But when a loved one is hurting, you hurt also. And when you are logistically too far away to realistically help, it’s hard. Lil Man was asking me questions this weekend. And I was forced to say out loud the reality – the word that no one ever wants to utter....

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  1. I"m so sorry to hear about the bad news...I hope that the prognosis is good. Just keep moving!

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    1. Thank you... so glad I'm able to at least get out and get in small runs... I need to get my blood pressure down and running helps! And thank you... prayers appreciated for me family. We've got this! One step at a time - literally!

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