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Susie Klein WellnessI am writing a book about runner longevity and I'm looking to interview a few runners who have taken care of a medical issue or are keeping one under control and improved their running performance as a result. For example, did your running improve after starting CPAP for sleep apnea? Were you treated for vitamin D deficiency and able to run again? Did losing weight improve your running? I'm looking for two to three runner stories.

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Susie Klein WellnessI’m seeking real-life stories for my upcoming book on runner longevity. One of the chapters will discuss the importance of taking care of your medical health. Were you diagnosed with sleep apnea and found your running improved after using a CPAP machine? Did you have a vitamin D deficiency that made you too tired to run, but once corrected, you were able to continue? Did your doctor say you needed to lose weight for health reasons, and doing so improved your running? Diabetes? You get the idea! Why share your story? Inspire others: Your hurdles and triumphs can provide a roadmap for someone struggling today. Preserve your legacy: Get featured in a published work dedicated to the sport you love. Join the community: Be part of a project focused on health, resilience, and the joy of movement.

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Hearts 4 MindsHearts 4 Minds is a Jacksonville-based nonprofit dedicated to connecting people with mental health resources and reducing stigma through education and awareness. “Stories from the Heart” shares personal mental health journeys from community members to help others feel less alone. Past stories have covered topics such as coping with depression, navigating injuries while managing mental health, and supporting loved ones. The organization is seeking individuals willing to share their mental health experiences, whether personal or as a supporter or caregiver. Stories may address anxiety, depression, grief, trauma recovery, therapy experiences, medication journeys, or meaningful turning points. Participants complete a brief questionnaire and a professional writer crafts the responses into a polished post for review before publication. Photos may be included. These stories support the mission of reducing stigma and showing that help is available. They are looking for authentic voices from all backgrounds whose stories could encourage others to seek support.

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