Commitment to Physical Activity
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Being a nursing student has been very demanding. For most of nursing school, I was able to maintain my physical health, but the last semester has taken a toll on me, as it has been very stressful. As a nurse in healthcare, I will have long shifts that are physically demanding, making me feel too tired to work out on my off days. However, I want to take charge of my health and get back on track.
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11/30/2025 8:39pm CST
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Title: My Commitment to Train and Run the Boston Marathon with 261 Fearless
As a nurse and educator, I believe that caring for others begins with caring for ourselves. That’s why I’ve committed to an incredible challenge: training for and running the Boston Marathon in 2026 as part of Team 261 Fearless.
261 Fearless is a global nonprofit that empowers women through running, helping them build confidence, resilience, and community. Their mission resonates deeply with me—not only as a runner but as someone passionate about promoting physical activity and mental well-being.
Running has been my outlet during life’s toughest moments, and now it’s my way to inspire others to prioritize health and self-care. Training for Boston is more than a race—it’s a commitment to living the values we teach in nursing: strength, perseverance, and compassion.
Follow my journey as I balance marathon training with my role as an assistant professor and advocate for healthy lifestyles. Together, we can show that nurses are strong, fearless, and unstoppable!
Learn more about 261 Fearless and my fundraising efforts here: Hope in Motion: My Journey to Boston with 261 Fearless
@Bella Trevizo You've got this! I would recommend finding a few friends or classmates to join you in your commitment! Having a group to stay on track with can really help.