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You are an amazing person, writer and runner. A better person than runner
. All in all I have never felt so much passion for this sport that exudes from you and I think it invades every aspect of your life. Thanks for letting me into your world! Cait’s world rocks!
Haha…thanks Aron and you too scream of passion and dedication into putting all you have into a goal/dream and making it to be it’s very best!
Wow what a story. Incredible. I had no idea about the accident. You are such a fighter and an inspiration!
Thank you so much, Cecily!
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Wow great story! I admire your attitude and sense of humor through it all. I think those are necessary things for runners to have as running demands the most out of us in so many ways!
On another note the beginning of this story sounds freakishly like my childhood! I joined my parents for runs before school and races on the weekends. My story is a bit opposite though as I was very fast and used to winning from 6-8th grade, then slowed down for many years and had to reconnect with my pure love for running and not just winning or running fast. Now as an adult I’m still learning but hoping to string the pieces I’ve picked up along the way together!
Keep up the great writing!
thanks so much for the kind words morgan! sorry, i left an epic comment on ur blog today, but i wanted to just let u kno i appreciate what u said and also sharing ur own experience. i think we all learn a lot about ourselves and running as we get older!
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WOW… what a story.. good for you for persevering and being dedicated. So happy to hear you are able to run again!
Thank you for stopping by and the kind words!!