Colorado resident Michael McBride doesn't mind answering the same questions over and over. He's just happy to have the ability to answer them.
He finished the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon not in the time he wanted, but he did finish.
, 54, finished the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon not in the time he wanted, but he did finish.
Striving for a time of 7 hours, McBride came in at 8 hours, 13 minutes
He finished, and his oxygen cart wasn't too far behind. A friend created a combination of a rickshaw and a trailer device for him to place all his oxygen tanks. It can hold up to 100 pounds.
He suffers from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a lung ailment that more than 13 million Americans suffer from.
"It was just great to be out here,” McBride said. "I'm a little hot, and my feet hurt. In other words, I'm just like any other runner.”
This was his second full marathon.
story courtesy NewsOK.com
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