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I read an AMAZING article on the cover of the Style section in the Washington Post today.  It was about local author Laura Hillenbrand who wrote “Seabiscuit” several years ago.  She suffers from chronic fatigue syndrome, a disease I know very little about other than what I read in this article today, but one that sounds absolutely horrible.  I simply cannot imagine what it must be like to live in a body that is sick, tired and in pain all the time.  The disease traps her and her escape is her research and her writing.  

Hillenbrand’s recent book is called “Unbroken.”  It is the biography of the extraordinary life of Olympic-class runner Louis Zemperini who became a POW during WWII.  Please read this Post article – I just can’t do it justice.  Tomorrow I will be heading to the book store to get “Unbroken.”  I can’t wait to dive into this story.

To read the Post article, click here.

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Hi, I'm Jess!

Thanks for visiting my blog! I’m a runner, a coach, and an artist whose work’s purpose is to celebrate and encourage others on the run. I started running over 20 years ago when I signed up for my first marathon, and since then it has become an integral part of me and how I live my life. Running changed me in ways I never could have imagined, and has continued to lead me down a path of personal and professional growth and self discovery. On this blog I love sharing stories about my journey, talking about the lessons I’ve learned along the way and connecting with all of you. Thank you for being here!

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