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February 24, 2008
Inspiring Story of Persistence Over Pain
This is a story of a cyclist, injured while driving his car, who used his love of cycling to recover:
Greg Sherman shrugs and says really, he's just an average guy.
But an average guy doesn't get hit by a gravel truck, suffer debilitating pain for four years, then complete a dozen "century" bicycle races in as many months.
In a nutshell, that pretty much describes what happened to the Brentwood resident in 2007.
His advice for anyone wanting to do Centuries:
Surround yourself with motivating people. If you do it by yourself, it's a little bit harder.
From the Contra Costa Times -2/18/08:
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