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Tag Archives: depression
When Running Cannot Save Me
All my body wants to do is stop – stop running, stop moving, stop caring. I am less than a half mile into my run and the treadmill feels like it’s dragging me down into the depths of a cold … Continue reading
Posted in Trauma
Tagged Boston Children's Hospital, Boston Marathon, depression, faith, fundraiser, mental health
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Rescue Thee, Rescue Me
I discovered Lana Del Rey at a time when my heart needed a safe place to hide. I had run until my blistered toes could take no more. Now, I needed another release. At the last mile of my 17-mile … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Faith
Tagged Denver Rescue Mission, depression, Grace, homeless, Lana Del Rey, music, running
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Running from the Ruin
I act like I’m intently setting my running watch, but I’m actually looking over at my neighbor’s house. It’s the sad house. That’s what Keegan calls it and I understand why. Its windows are dark and lifeless, while the front … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Faith, Trauma
Tagged Callie Skokos, depression, Grace, running, suffering, suicide, therapy
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Please Don’t Let It Catch Me
When I run, I can ease the pain. When I run, I can control the controllable. When I run, I can make sense of the senseless. But when I run, can I defeat disease? ‘They’ say all I have to … Continue reading
Posted in Finding Faith, Trauma
Tagged Callie Skokos, depression, Race for the Cure, women's running
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Running Away from the Violence [Part 2]
I’m not a psychologist or a therapist or any kind of mental health specialist — but most of you reading this probably know that. I would never presume to know how to diagnose or treat a person with mental illness … Continue reading