124: 4:30 AM, No Bib, No Crowd: Running the Anniversary of Her Surgery w/ Carly Schrom

124: 4:30 AM, No Bib, No Crowd: Running the Anniversary of Her Surgery w/ Carly Schrom

Carly Schrom grew up in a running family and carried the sport all the way through college, where she also quietly battled years of stomach issues that nobody could explain. What eventually got diagnosed as Crohn's disease derailed her senior season, and just when she thought she was finally turning a corner after graduation, a routine scan revealed something scarier waiting on the other side.

What followed was a surgery that changed everything, a long road back, and a decision to mark the one year anniversary in the most Carly way possible: a 4:30am marathon on a random Friday in December, no race bib, no crowd, just her and the guy who had been there through all of it.

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139: A Joyful First Marathon: Running Chicago w/ Sierra Wehrenberg

139: A Joyful First Marathon: Running Chicago w/ Sierra Wehrenberg

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31: Survival Guide To Running Your First Marathon (Mini Episode)

31: Survival Guide To Running Your First Marathon (Mini Episode)

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138: "Fail Forward": Finding Strength Through a Marathon Gone Wrong w/ Barry Scruggs

138: "Fail Forward": Finding Strength Through a Marathon Gone Wrong w/ Barry Scruggs

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137: Watching Someone Else's Finish Line: How a Stranger's Marathon Story Became Her Own w/ Abia Mallick

137: Watching Someone Else's Finish Line: How a Stranger's Marathon Story Became Her Own w/ Abia Mallick

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3 Aug 1h 1min

30: Why I Program Speed Work (Mini Episode)

30: Why I Program Speed Work (Mini Episode)

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29 Jul 4min

135: "Anybody Could Do This": The Chicago Marathon, Take One w/ Sara Shimala

135: "Anybody Could Do This": The Chicago Marathon, Take One w/ Sara Shimala

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27 Jul 1h

134: "What If I Just Stopped": Hitting the Wall at Mile 12 and Finishing Anyway w/ Julie Satterthwaite

134: "What If I Just Stopped": Hitting the Wall at Mile 12 and Finishing Anyway w/ Julie Satterthwaite

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