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1/7 So I've been running with @ZombiesRunGame since 2015. This game means the world to me. Do you know how much has changed in my life in five years? But this story and these voices have been there. Sam Yao, as he does with many, stole my heart and I remember listening to A Voice
2/7 In The Dark and just crying in the field behind my parents house listening to him and when he finally said "We've got you Five, you're home!!" It just felt different than any other piece of media I'd experienced. These voices and this story and the virtual races and
3/7 Everything have been a constant and such a good thing for my mental health. This app and story made me fall in love with running. It got me to run my first race. To find a community of runners. To figure out running helps keep my anxiety down. And of course my mental health
4/7 Has been iffy since all of this mess started. I haven't ran in weeks. I'm an exhausted essential personnel ASL Interpreter who can barely find time to eat let alone run. But waking up today and doing the first Home Front mission just meant the world. I literally could not
5/7 Sing the praises of this app and team more than I already do in my day to day and have been for the past five years. Hearing Sam tell me today to take care of myself, and that he's never meant it more. Or that this situation really does suck. And just hearing that voice, that
6/7 Constant in the past 5 years who has cheered me on in every run and made me laugh and gotten me to so many finish lines, tell me be safe during this time and to take care of myself honestly made me cry this morning after I finished my workout. Thank you Six to Start for
7/7 Providing some hope in these trying times, and giving me some joy this morning. Keep doing the amazing things you do! If you read all the way through this you should reallly check out Zombies, Run! In your app store!! Or the amazing ZR 5k app!! See you out there, fellow Five!
