Next month, Tedy’s Team rookie, Kim Newby, will be running her first Boston Marathon® as a stroke survivor. In November of 2022, just three days before Thanksgiving, Kim suffered two ischemic strokes at the same time. While at home in the shower, she suddenly became dizzy and lost her balance to the point where she
Next month, alum Darcey Hawrylciw of Dover, New Hampshire, will be joining Tedy’s Team at the Falmouth Road Race, for the second year in a row, to run in honor of her oldest son, Jackson.
Alumni runner and heart survivor, Lauren Pino, is taking over our blog this week to shine a light on women’s heart health during American Heart Month.
Tedy’s Team rookie, Lauren Lamm, is taking over our blog this week to share her experience with stroke, and why she is so passionate about raising more awareness.
On March 7, 2009, I had a major stroke, known as a traumatic intracranial hemorrhage, or bleeding in my brain. The road to recovery has spanned the past 10 years, and while I’ve had some great medical care, rehab and caregiver support, there are still many things I had to learn for myself.
Alumni runner, Kim Chadwell, will celebrate her 50 year as a pediatric stroke survivor by running the 2019 Boston Marathon® with Tedy’s Team.
Rookie runner, Ross Olson, suffered a mini stroke on April 13, 2018. This year, on April 15th, he will be running the Boston Marathon® as a survivor with Tedy’s Team.