Matthew Butler
Matthew Butler
#59 - Tom Fitzsimons: 3,073 Miles in a 100 Day Ultramarathon Across America, Alcoholism Redemption, National Day of Sobriety, Free Wi-Fi in McDonalds & A Cowboy Pastor on a White Horse
#59 - Tom Fitzsimons: 3,073 Miles in a 100 Day Ultramarathon Across America, Alcoholism Redemption, National Day of Sobriety, Free Wi-Fi in McDonalds & A Cowboy Pastor on a White Horse
#59 - Tom Fitzsimons: 3,073 Miles in a 100 Day Ultramarathon Across America, Alcoholism Redemption, National Day of Sobriety, Free Wi-Fi in McDonalds & A Cowboy Pastor on a White Horse
Tuesday 14th January 2025
Tom Fitzsimons shares his journey from battling alcohol addiction to running 3,073 miles across America in 100 days.
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Episode Overview
- Running can be a powerful tool for recovery from addiction.
- Support from loved ones plays a crucial role in overcoming addiction.
- Challenging stigma around addiction can help change perceptions.
- Determination and resilience are key to achieving seemingly impossible goals.
- Personal transformation is possible with the right mindset and support.
Running was the only option I had in my early days of recovery
Tom Fitzsimons' journey is nothing short of extraordinary. In this episode of the Believe in People podcast, host Matthew Butler sits down with Tom, an ultramarathon runner who battled alcohol addiction and emerged victorious. Tom's story is a testament to the power of resilience and determination.
He opens up about his struggles with alcohol, the turning point that led him to embrace running, and how he transformed his life by running 3,073 miles across the United States in just 100 days. Tom’s candid reflections on his journey from addiction to recovery are both inspiring and thought-provoking. He shares how running became his lifeline, helping him rebuild his identity and challenge the stigma associated with addiction.
Tom also talks about the support he received from his wife and the challenges he faced while preparing for and completing his ultramarathon feats. His story is a powerful reminder that with determination and support, it is possible to overcome even the most daunting obstacles. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and hope in their own recovery journey. Are you ready to be inspired by Tom’s incredible story?