I ran through the hills of Scotland for s unicorn medal. I ran through the rocky mountains for another medal. Each over 100 accumulated miles. It gave me a goal. A purpose. Something to strive for that I KNEW I could meet. I knew I could run. I wasn't timed if I didn't want it. I could take as long as I wanted to meet the finish line.
And eventually I moved to timed ones.
And I completed them in time. Without anxiety. Without depression. Without rage.
Thank you Taylor!!! I will definitely check that app out πsomehow I missed that you were an avid runner. Those runs sound fucking amazing. In the back of my mind Iβve always wanted to run something ultra long like that!
Ok ready for the app that helped pulled me out of my depression after I was suffering with severe postpartum depression?
I used to be super super into running. Up until I was diagnosed with ehlers danlos, I ran constantly.
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I ran through the hills of Scotland for s unicorn medal. I ran through the rocky mountains for another medal. Each over 100 accumulated miles. It gave me a goal. A purpose. Something to strive for that I KNEW I could meet. I knew I could run. I wasn't timed if I didn't want it. I could take as long as I wanted to meet the finish line.
And eventually I moved to timed ones.
And I completed them in time. Without anxiety. Without depression. Without rage.
Keep running friend β€οΈ it's nature's medicine.
Thank you Taylor!!! I will definitely check that app out πsomehow I missed that you were an avid runner. Those runs sound fucking amazing. In the back of my mind Iβve always wanted to run something ultra long like that!
It sadly had to take a seat on the bench due to my POTS and hypermobility but I ran from age 14-27.
It made all those long runs feel so obtainable!
Yeah that really sucks! Iβm sorry you canβt run anymore, it must not be easy