(The) Rhythmic Runner, Aditya Mehta

A Marathon Runner, Fitness enthusiast, training for the trithlon, and a Certified Marathon Trainer/Coach/Instructor, talks about doing physically and mentally challenging activities while fighting a battle with Epilepsy.

[@bright_suraj]

So much good energy from both of you..

[@ranjeetoak1622]

Amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@santoshganvir5263]

छान 👌

[@SalilTV]

Great interview. Loved Aditya’s journey and how he has ‘accepted Epilepsy’ as Ketaki always says. All the best for upcoming triathlons Aditya and keep up the good work Ketaki !

[@naturewithshri]

प्रेरणादायी 👍👍

[@rishinarwade2929]

Mam this will help to motivate many people suffering from epilepsy keep going mam and ya biggest fan ❤

[@epilepsy_warrior_queen]

I do not use the word 'suffering' because it makes one feel sad about themselves. Pain is constant, whether to suffer from it or not, is in our hands.
We experience seizures, but whether to cry about it or empower ourselves, is in our hands.