Dear Trish: I recently bought your book and read it straight through—incredible is too mild a word to describe it. Even knowing a little about you and what happened before I read it, I broke down and wept and continued weeping throughout the book……..some tears of pain, others of joy. My words could never convey the deepness and [...]read more »

I seem to remember that I swore I would never be back. The Buffalo has beat me up twice before and you’d think I’d learn. Or maybe just decide that enough was enough. Hang it up. But you’re familiar with Michael Jordan, Brett Farve, Lance Armstrong, right? An athlete is an athlete is an athlete. [...]read more »

On Tuesday, June 15th I will be hosting a fundraiser for my 2010 Camp Discovery program. This camp is a two-and-a-half day event for women, who are wheelchair users, to learn fitness activities, gain support from others and enjoy a little pampering. I held the camp last year to rave reviews and it will be [...]read more »

I have just awoken from my post-Bloomsday nap and am ready to write about my weekend. First of all, I am so glad I came to Spokane. This was a good trip for several reasons. Spokane and Bloomsday mean many different things to me and being here was a little like being back home after [...]read more »

Ready or not, the racing season is here! I am more likely in the category of NOT READY, as I have fought tendonitis in my elbows as well as a busy schedule of work, travel and speaking in the first part of this year. So, it looks like my strategy for 2010 is going to [...]read more »

I will admit that I am not in ideal race shape. And I’ll admit I still have a few physical issues that need ironing out. But I still have the heart for racing, so here I am in North Carolina reflecting on the Duathlon World Championships, which took place yesterday in Concord. When I started this [...]read more »

Beach 2 Battleship Race Recapread more »