Jersey Proud: 70-year-old with Parkinson's runs 100 marathons in 100 Days
At 70 years old and living with Parkinson's disease, Dr. Larry Grogin set out to run a marathon every day as he crossed the United States.
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One hundred days ago, Dr. Larry Grogin left New Jersey with a goal.
At 70 years old and living with Parkinson's disease, he set out to run a marathon every day as he crossed the United States.
On Wednesday afternoon in California, he reached the finish line.
Dr. Grogin completed his 100th marathon in 100 days, covering more than 2,600 miles from coast to coast.
His journey, known as "Run Larry Run," raised both money and awareness for Parkinson's disease while inspiring supporters across the country.
