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Friendly Farm Dublin, NH by @sully_617

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Camping shot on 35mm film 📸 Nikon OneTouch 100 🎞️ Fuji 400 by @sully_617

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Travelers Championship 2026 by @sully_617

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@bostons_runtoremember by @sully_617

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@bostons_runtoremember by @sully_617

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“ In 2016, I was an active duty Airman in the United States Air Force stationed in Little Rock Arkansas. I fell ill in January/February winter season, and thought it was initially flu like symptoms. Went to the ER one night after puking on the flight line at work. In the ER, they did EKG, cultures, and other blood work and said you’re not going anywhere tonight. I spent the next couple of weeks doing tests and getting echos, MRIs, and heart catheterizations. They told me my EF was at 7% and I was in class 4 kidney failure. At this point, my family had come to Arkansas because they were told I was on the verge of dying. My family worked with the hospital and Air Force wounded warrior who was able to get me a Learjet air ambulance to Boston to be seen at Brigham and Women’s and be taken care of by one of the best heart transplant teams in the game.I spent about a month in the hospital and ultimately left with an implanted LVAD and a candidate on the transplant list. I spent 18 long months being kept alive by the Heartmate 3 LVAD before I received the gift of life on 9/26/17. During this time I also had one dry run, where I went to the hospital and ran through the motions of transplant before being told it wasn’t my day I was able to recover quickly and was walking out of the hospital 9 days after heart transplant surgery. I spent the next few months getting my cardio back. I spent time walking the dog with my wife. A little 1/4 mile walk would leave me with a headache and out of breath. I worked over the next few months at the gym and at home, slowly increasing the distance of my walks. Eventually I started running on the treadmill. I would go 1/2 a mile. Then the next week I would do a mile and so on. 8 months after transplant I ran my first 5k.In 2019, I was gifted a Boston Marathon bib number from Mass Fallen Heroes. I ran several half marathons and 2 marathons in 2019. In November of 2019, I ran the NYRR 60km ultramarathon. By my research, I became the…” @sully_617
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Throwback to Fall

📷 Minolta AF101r
🎞️ Kodak Gold 200 by @sully_617

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I'm changed I swear . He was a trainee not an Airman, and then he tattled on me. by @sully_617

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2025 Marine Corps Marathon
5th marathon post heart transplant
For my donor always by @sully_617

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