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Maggie’s Miles: Here’s to 2018!

AMR’s social media maven Maggie has had quite a year. You can catch …

AMR’s social media maven Maggie has had quite a year. You can catch up with her adventures here. I’ve never been one of those New Year’s Eve celebrators who thinks magic will strike at midnight, all … Read More

Dry Martini: Workin’ the Late Shift

(Pssssst. Want $80 worth of running gear like Gu Energy Gels and Chews, …

(Pssssst. Want $80 worth of running gear like Gu Energy Gels and Chews, Balega socks, Picky Bars, a Momentum Jewelry Wrap, and other nifty stuff? Check out the new Another Mother Runner Runner Box!) I watched … Read More

Hump Day Giveaway: Coolcore FTW

You can feel it too, right? That cold breeze that gets up under …

You can feel it too, right? That cold breeze that gets up under your jacket on your extra dark morning runs? Winter, my northern hemisphere friends, is coming. I’ve found the secret to getting through these … Read More

Stride into the Holidays: A Five-Week, All-Levels Challenge to Benefit Charity

As we round the corner into November, a kind of lethargy sets in. …

As we round the corner into November, a kind of lethargy sets in. Doesn't matter if you've just finished your first half-marathon (elation!); you're coming back to running after healing a injury (jubliation!); or you've just … Read More

On Wednesdays, We Wear Pink: Katie’s story

So many mother runners are already aware of breast cancer, including our own …

So many mother runners are already aware of breast cancer, including our own Katie, that it seems almost like overkill to devote October to becoming even more aware. Yet breast cancer remains the second leading … Read More

On Wednesdays, We Wear Pink: Johanna’s Story

My cancer was diagnosed in November of 2015. I turned 40 that October and had my first mammogram. They called me back and, after another mammogram, a sonogram, and a biopsy, discovered the cancer.

I had too many first thoughts and none at all. Within a week, I was in multiple doctor appointments, had another biopsy, and even more appointments. I was scared but trying to keep a positive attitude for the kids and family. I was worried about the kids and feeling very alone. No one in my close circles wanted to hear about my fears; they all just wanted to tell me everything was fine and to not be so negative.