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Diagnosis: Bicuspid Aortic Valve, Aortic Aneurysm
Member Since: November 26, 2014
Member Since: November 26, 2014
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Ole Bore uploaded a photo
9 years ago (June 20, 2016)
Wow. 5:25:56...
It has long been a goal of mine to finish a full marathon. Cannot believe it's only 18 months post surgery. Last 5 miles was pure will power...
It does get better and communities like this opens your eyes to the process. Believe me,
Kathleen F.
Congratulations! I was thinking of you this morning, (specifically, your reference to a Post-Traumatic Growth TED talk), and I logged in for the first time in a long time - and here you are, finishing a marathon! You've been inspirational and incredibly helpful to me, and I'm sure, many others... Read more.
Ron Broadhead
That's fantastic Ole!
Franklin Wyrick
Congratulations Ole, That is a fantastic feat!
Shannon Sullivan
Wow, that is fantastic. I know what you mean about the last five. When I was healthier, i did four half marathons and it seems like that last push is a big mental game. Keep up the great work.
Alan Lonsberry
Great work, congrats
Petey Bello
Wow, awesome Congratulations & great picture!
Amy .
Congratulations!
Ole Bore
Thanks everyone! This community has been a blessing...
Ole Bore uploaded a photo
10 years ago (October 21, 2015)
after finishing a half-marathon on my 6 month anniversary... setting a big audacious, hairy goal like running one was great motivation during cardiac rehab...
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Congrats dude, that quite an accomplishment. In my younger days I ran quite a few halfs and complete marathons. I would run halfs at sub 1:25:00 and full marathons sub 3 hours. Now i'm good to jog at 12-13 minute pace. That gets me out of breath now. :-)
Good for you!
Congrats Ole! You were an inspiration to me going before me through this OHS thing!
Awesome!
Ole Bore uploaded a photo
11 years ago (January 8, 2015)
4 weeks post op and time to post my smiling scar selfie. 4 weeks post op and snuck in a run on the treadmill. I am starting to feel normal again. I've been cleared to drive, lift my kids and do most things. Going back to work at 6 weeks.... Read more.
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