Most people look at my feet after a race and cringe. Blisters, missing and black toenails, skin peeling off, trench foo…
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Most people look at my feet after a race and cringe. Blisters, missing and black toenails, skin peeling off, trench foot in this picture- pure destruction. But that’s the point. Those feet tell the story of suffering. Every mile, every hill, every moment I wanted to quit but didn’t — it’s all written right there. Pain leaves a mark, and those marks remind me who the hell I am. Comfort doesn’t teach you anything. Suffering does. My feet aren’t ugly — they’re proof of a war I survived. The most…
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