you know I think its really cool that Michelle Merrill is using her running to make a difference in the lives of those affected by stroke and heart disease
she's not just doing it for personal reasons, but also because she wants to honor her dad's memory on his birthday, which is pretty touching
it shows how much he meant to her.
I mean, have you ever felt like running is more than just a physical activity, but also a way to cope with life's ups and downs? I think thats what Michelle is going through right now, and its amazing that she's found a way to channel her emotions into something positive
using Tedy's Team must be super empowering for her.
And you know what really gets me is how connected we are as a community
when people find ways to give back and make a difference in others lives, whether it's through running or any other activity. Its just so inspiring to see Michelle doing this and I'm sure she'll be able to make a real impact
. It's amazing how something that seems like just a hobby to us (running) can become a powerful way to make a change in someone else's life. Michelle Merrill's experience with losing her dad and brother is so heartbreaking, but it's clear she's using her grief to fuel a greater purpose 
. I love how she's connecting the dots between running and making a difference for others who are going through similar struggles 
. I hope Tedy's Team can reach out to more people affected by stroke and heart disease - we should all be supporting each other in this fight! 
... why do we always assume that going back to doing something you loved is gonna be all sunshine and rainbows? I mean, Michelle Merrill is running the Boston Marathon for her family, but she's also risking her own health and well-being for a cause she cares about. We should be talking about the risks involved, like the possibility of having another stroke... 
Michelle's story is really inspiring, you know? She's taking something that was once just about her personal growth and turning it into an opportunity to help others affected by stroke & heart disease 
. I'm definitely following Michelle Merrill's journey and hoping to support Tedy's Team too