If you have cancer, if someone you love has it, even if you are a grunt like me-it's a long march. It's not going to be over in a day. During the toughest miles, you find out you're all alone, but at the same time, you feel incredibly connected. You learn that you're capable of doing things you never could have imagined. Running makes you try, in it's way, cancer makes you try too.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Rain, Sleat and Snow
Well, some of my first winter runs have been a little tougher on me. Seems like my asthma is not getting any better. Guess it is time to visit the Doctor. The cold air tightens up my chest and makes it very hard to breath. I try to run tough the pain and light headiness, but but the time I am just about done I hit "the wall" unable to push though any longer and ready to crap out. How am I ever going to get through the winter?
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