My running experiences began as early as I was in middle school as, intraschool track and field competitions. We were assigned to junior, intermediate and senior bins based on the height and weight. I was more of junior/intermediate category, till…
Getting diagnosed with Cushing’s is a marathon, not a sprint
As a former marathoner myself, I see so many parallels between the marathon and getting diagnosed with a rare disease (Cushing’s in particular). Crossing the finish line of the marathon is such a mix of pain, exhaustion and relief. As…
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Measuring Life with Coffee Spoons
I used to be one of those people for whom being on time was at least 5 minutes early. But these days, I’m perpetually running late – trying to squeeze in 1 or 2 more things before I leave the…
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Blizzard 2015 Rare Style
Monday we spent the day running around getting ready for the 24 inches of snow they called for in Southern New Hampshire (we ended up with 33 inches). Besides the food and water, generator for heat, we have another necessity…
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