Apologies for the test pattern. You've just witnessed the annual period in my training when I hit the wall, burn out, panic, whine and am ready to throw in the towel.
Training is hard and I have to think about it every day. Living with HIV/AIDS is hard and you have to live with it every day. The difference is I have a choice so what am I whining about?!
Isn't it time those living with HIV/AIDS had more of a choice? Isn't it time for a breakthrough?
About Me
- Tracy Daugherty
- Snohomish, WA, United States
- aka GG, riding for the same reason since 1997. Follow this blog to join my annual journey to bring awareness, hope & much-needed funding to HIV/AIDS research and services.
Riding in Honor of Sibling Love
(r to l) Tracy & Tammie still riding with Bret, lost to AIDS May 5,1995
Tammie got me started & joins me every few years
Turning the Tide Together
Ride Photo Journal
- 2023 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2022 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2018 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2017 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2016 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2015 Charity Treks
- 2015 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2014 Obliteride
- 2014 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2013 Obliteride
- 2013 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2012 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2011 AIDS Lifecycle 10
- 2011 AIDS Vaccine 200
- 2010 NYCDC AIDS Research Ride
- 2009 NYCDC AIDS Research Ride
- 2008 NYCDC AIDS Research Ride
- 2008 Empire State AIDS Ride 6
- 2007 Empire State AIDS Ride 5
- 2006 Empire State AIDS Ride 4
- 2001 Montana AIDS Vaccine Ride
- 2000 Alaska AIDS Vaccine Ride
Motivating the Next Generation
Proud Rider parents of Crew daughters, Caitlin & Liz (ESAR2007), returned w/their brothers in 2008
Ready to cheer riders on Red Day
Find a cure yet? Son, Kyle, joined the ESAR2008 crew
Co-Captain Jon & his "Crew Kids" Liz & Mike
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