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Susan Swarbrick: Running taught me how to heal and rebuild my body
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SOMETIMES the toughest journey is even reaching the start. When I signed up to run a half marathon, I visualised seamlessly ticking off boxes as the mileage grew and I built towards race day. Of course, like many things in life, it didn’t quite pan out like that. From illness to injury, I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve written, wiped and rewritten “The Comeback” on my training plan whiteboard.
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Mark Smith: ‘We want to do more’: lessons from a train trip with Mr Swinney
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I KNOW it’s a special occasion because there’s not just one Mr Softy ice-cream van, there’s two. There’s also the Methil and District Pipe Band, the First Minister and his entourage, and hundreds of people hanging over the fences and bridges to get a look. It’s a big day: a new railway station is opening.
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