What Endurance Sports Taught Me About Navigating Grief
At the end of my mother’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease, I realized I needed to handle my sorrow the same way I approached athletic training.
At the end of my mother’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease, I realized I needed to handle my sorrow the same way I approached athletic training.
Dimity McDowell had built her life around running. But to stay pain-free, she had to accept that it was time to put the running shoes away—for good.
Deep in the throes of the post-race blues, one writer found herself craving a creative craft.
I boldly suggested that someone could run along a known local stretch of water faster than anyone could kayak it. And a race was born.