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Still Running After All These Tears
"Remarkable and inspiring" - Henry Marsh, neurosurgeon and author of And Finally, Do No Harm and Admissions"A brave, uplifting testament to love and the healing power of running." - Anna McNuff, author of Barefoot Britain and The Pants of PerspectiveA tale of love, loss and laughter, this life-affirming memoir describes one woman's determination to survive unbearable grief - and get back into running - one step at a time.
Lisa didn't think anything could be more devastating than the death of her beloved husband Graham. But then she lost her sister and father too - all in the space of 17 months. Feeling utterly broken as she navigated these bereavements, Lisa turned to an old friend that had helped her through many tough times before: running. But whereas it had previously been a source of solace, fun and companionship, before long a debilitating injury meant she lost her running mojo, too.
Aiming to complete her 109th marathon in Graham's honour, Lisa set out to rekindle her love affair with running - and to build a new life by the sea. As she laughed and cried her way through the miles, she realised running wasn't just helping her get fitter, it was also taking her on a journey from heartache to hope. Still Running After All These Tears is a survival manual for the broken-hearted, and for anyone struggling with major life challenges.
It's a celebration of the redemptive power of running, and the life-enhancing lessons it can teach us. Above all, it's a meditation on how to thrive in the face of trauma, what makes a good death and, most importantly, how to lead a joyous, meaningful life."A beautiful, poignant and often amusing exploration of how running transcends mere physical achievement." - Sophie Power, ultrarunner, world record holder, campaigner and author of The Power Within
Lisa didn't think anything could be more devastating than the death of her beloved husband Graham. But then she lost her sister and father too - all in the space of 17 months. Feeling utterly broken as she navigated these bereavements, Lisa turned to an old friend that had helped her through many tough times before: running. But whereas it had previously been a source of solace, fun and companionship, before long a debilitating injury meant she lost her running mojo, too.
Aiming to complete her 109th marathon in Graham's honour, Lisa set out to rekindle her love affair with running - and to build a new life by the sea. As she laughed and cried her way through the miles, she realised running wasn't just helping her get fitter, it was also taking her on a journey from heartache to hope. Still Running After All These Tears is a survival manual for the broken-hearted, and for anyone struggling with major life challenges.
It's a celebration of the redemptive power of running, and the life-enhancing lessons it can teach us. Above all, it's a meditation on how to thrive in the face of trauma, what makes a good death and, most importantly, how to lead a joyous, meaningful life."A beautiful, poignant and often amusing exploration of how running transcends mere physical achievement." - Sophie Power, ultrarunner, world record holder, campaigner and author of The Power Within
