#FindYourStrong I was stronger when I got injured last year and the physical therarpists told me I would never run a half marathon, well I trained harder than ever and ran my first half marathon in... read more
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#FindYourStrong When You Were Stronger Than They Thought
May 16th - May 22ndSometimes people try to tell you what you can and can't do, or what your limits are. Tell us about a time when you rose to the occasion and beat the odds. You could win a Kinvara Drylete Sportop.
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#FindYourStrong I had some serious doubters when I said I planned on running a full marathon last year. I had just started running the year prior, as the big 4-0 was approaching. I did it! And I... read more
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good 5 mi 00:44 08:48 pace
Hot and humid 5 miler at 6am =) Finally starting to get used to this 415am wakeup!! #FindYourStrong #23weekspregnant
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Great job, Michele!
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You're an Inspiration:
You are amazing! I get up at 5:30 to run, not sure I could get up more then an hour before that. Great job on your run!!!
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nice 5 miler and pace Michelle!!
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5 years ago i trained for the boston marathon and was sidelined 3 weeks before the race with a stress fracture in my sacrum. my doctor told me running was out and i should take up golf. the next y... read more
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#FindYourStrong: Nobody thought I could win the Norwalk High School Foreign Language Olympics pie eating contest when I was in 9th grade. Not only did I win, I went back-to-back-to-back winning it... read more
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#FindYourStrong Finishing my third half marathon in a span of 50 days. People thought I was nuts and crazy. My body was tiring from all the training and racing. This was also during a very busy, he... read more
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love this post! and yes you are crazy!
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#FindYourStrong I think that the best example is when I initially took up running. I was nearly 40, a smoker, overweight, asthmatic and unfit. Despite that, I got up, got out and got going.
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#FindYourStrong My first marathon - Chicago's full of potholes and around mile 8 or 9 I stepped in one - twisted my ankle. Lopsided painful running ensued for the next 17.2 miles. I hit the wa... read more
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#FindYourStrong My first marathon, Marine Corps 2010, my insulin pump broke and I wasn't getting any insulin. At mile 17, my running partner's husband (also diabetic) had a syringe and i... read more
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Slowly. 5.33 or something. But dammit, I finished.
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#FindYourStrong At the end of March 2010, I herniated my back. The doctors told me that I'd never run again, that I needed to just accept that. I did that somehow for over a year, then that I ... read more
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#FindYourStrong I never had cancer or disease. I was in the military. I smoked, drank, and got-fat-my-way-into-big-pants. When I started running, my family laughed at the "I'm going to wi... read more
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#FindYourStrong When You Were Stronger Than They Thought
When I was a kid, I had to attend remedial PT classes (being one of only two kids at the school to have this particular «pleasure»), I was ... read more3 people liked what Henning said- Show 2 more comments...
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I am with you on the soccer subject. I really hated things like volley ball at school, to the extent that I went to see the orthopaedic surgeon complaining that a splint on my wrist really hurt to get out of it, and he promptly put my non-hurting hand into a plaster cast.
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#FindYourStrong I was running 30km a week in 2008 when I was diagnosed with bone marrow failure and required a bone marrow transplant. The death rate is high, and patients often have chronic proble... read more
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This is incredible, you are such an inspiration! I hope you do beat your PB - and then some! It's incredible that people that have been through such traumas can bounce back so well - now anyone you tell that to can never make excuses for not running! (You're like the Lance Armstrong of running hehe) xx
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#FindYourStrong My freshmen xc season I ran high 21s and low 22s for 5k for the majority of the season and eventually pr'd at 20:26 which made me 18th out of 24 on the guys team. After the sea... read more
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#FindYourStrong I was the fat kid on the cross country team in high school who knew that the other girls whispered "why does she even keep coming to practice". 18 years later I won the ... read more
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I was told at age 15 after double knee surgery that I would never play sport again.
I was told at age 17 that my heart was failing.
I was told at age 21 that I had life threateni... read more1 person liked what Mili said-
glad you did!
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The thought of entering a marathon was a small egg in my head since I first entered a race (2005), but to be honest I was scared as hell.
In 2009 I finally made the decission to jus... read more4 people liked what Tigra said -
#FindYourStrong When You Were Stronger Than They Thought. When my high school government teacher told me I should find a different dream if mine was to work in politics in Washington, DC because &q... read more
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I love it when people tell me I can't. It's the best danged motivator there is!
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The only reason people ever tell you that you "can't" do something is because they don't want you too. What a waste. They shouldn't be a teacher!
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great story! there should be more people "like you" in washington.
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#FindYourStrong When You Were Stronger Than They Thought
nobody really believed I was serious when I first said I was going to do it...
...now look what's become of me9 people liked what Stephen shared


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Thanks for sharing Jamie. I hope not to get hurt but I hope that I will be persistent like you to come back.
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Thanks Christine. I really thought I wasn't going to come back, but I kept up a different weightlifting routine so that when I was able to return to full duty I could start back at a good pace!
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