Dementia and Running: If I'm healthy enough to sprint, how can I not be healthy enough to work?

[@joycehaase2217]

Good job, John!

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Joyce!

[@alexinej272]

Bless you and thank you. I started running recently and I'm glad I stumbled across your channel. Before you shared your voice over process, I was admiring your delivery and clarity. Your speech is rhythmic and neutral in tone which I find soothing and much easier to listen to than typical fast-paced, higher-pitched deliveries. I really appreciate the time and effort that you put into it.

[@AlexJohnson124]

Incredible journey, very inspiring John

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Alex! As of this past Saturday, my top speed is up to 17.6 mph!

[@lillianlandrigan1809]

This is wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep it up. People like me need you.

[@pato7274]

Thanks 🙏 and all the best to you!

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Pat! I think my brain is very slowly getting better!

[@MikeCookCooks]

This is an amazing channel! You are an amazing person!!

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Michael! I'm trying.

[@jamesmartinez1553]

Your brutal honesty is refreshing. I wish you look on your journey. Try adding rowing to your regime.

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Hi James! I now have a rowing machine! I don't use it as often or as long as my treadmill, but I'm using it!

[@robertrlkatz6890]

I love you John. May God Richly Bless you! You make me feel extra specially Blessed. I do Thank the Lord for His Wonderful gift. Thank you!

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Robert!

[@loriholloway5387]

You go John!! Keep up the good work!

[@TreadmillSprinter]

Thanks, Lori!