In Recess
Dec. 14, 2018
Journey to Ultra
For Margaret Tides, the road to a 100-mile race’s finishline was a trip through hallucinations, and it made her a better advocate.
Margaret Tides
For Margaret Tides, the road to a 100-mile race’s finish line was a trip through hallucinations, and it made her a better advocate
Margaret Tides hallucinated during her first ultramarathon.
“I saw these big, fat tabby cats — like black and white cats — out in the Anza-Borrego Desert,” she said of her first 100-mile race.
Tides said ultramarathon runners are of...
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