A North Texas father and son are in training to run a 177-mile stretch of the 2023 MS Run the US relay through Colorado. They hope to bring awareness to multiple sclerosis a disease that nearly 1 million people in the U.S. live with each day.
said."But my goals kept getting crazier and crazier with MS because I want to prove that I can do it."
"If you imagine the wire of a lamp that loses its plastic covering and if it's frayed, the light will come on and off," Timmons said."That's kind of what MS is."
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