Enduring Illness
Enduring Illness shares powerful stories from athletes facing chronic illness, long COVID, injury, cancer, and more. Host Ryan explores the physical and emotional journey of recovery, resilience, and redefining strength through candid conversations with those who've endured and overcome.
Enduring Illness
Josh Porter - Boston Marathon Qualifier sidelined by Long Covid EP 003
Josh Porter’s Journey: From Boston Qualifier to Long Covid Fighter 🏃♂️
In Episode 003 of our series, we delve into the inspiring story of Josh Porter, a dedicated marathon runner whose dreams of competing in the Boston Marathon were halted by the unforeseen challenges of Long Covid. Join us as Josh candidly shares his experiences, the hurdles he’s faced, and his unwavering determination to reclaim his health and passion for athletic pursuit.
He was well on his way to accomplishing more goals like a sub 3 hour marathon when post viral illness put an abrupt stop to his training.
🎯 What You’ll Discover:
•Josh’s path to qualifying for the Boston Marathon
•The onset and impact of Long Covid on his athletic pursuits
•Strategies and insights on coping with prolonged health setbacks
•Messages of hope and resilience for athletes facing similar challenges
Whether you’re an athlete, someone navigating the complexities of Long Covid, or seeking stories of perseverance, Josh’s narrative offers valuable insights and motivation.
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