The Colorado Sun featured family law attorney Diane Wozniak in a story about her experience as a marathon runner who survived the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing by just minutes and her journey back to the race for the 10^th anniversary of that bombing.

Wozniak, who has been with Sherman & Howard for a little more than five years, has run the Boston Marathon three times, her third being the bombing that left a decade-long scar. On April 17, she will return for her fourth marathon on the 10^th anniversary of the bombing.

The article discusses how Wozniak has been a runner since college and today uses running as a time to think and work through the complexities of her cases.

“Running gave Wozniak close friends, her husband and her sanity: It helped with her anxiety, figure out her tough cases and gave her a way to process life.”

Here are some of her comments.

‘Races are our gathering places. This peaceful place I go to for lots of different reasons was now … broken.’

‘Being back in that community, being there will really showcase what it means to be alive, to keep going, to show up and celebrate.’

Read the full story here