Tag Archives: Trek Across Maine

“This is what it’s all about, baby!”

Posted on June 22, 2015 by Scott Linscott

I just did something impossibly crazy. Yesterday, shivering and soaked to the skin, I cried ugly tears while rolling across a finish line after pedaling 180 miles in the Trek Across Maine. People under umbrellas shook cow bells, blew horns … Continue reading →

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I take a lot of drugs. Most are not what you expect.

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Scott Linscott

I take drugs. I take seven prescriptions a day. You’re betting that’s due to my liver transplant, right? Wrong. It’s true that I will have to take medicine for the rest of my life to keep from rejecting my new … Continue reading →

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Megan makes people better. She was my PUSH to Trek in 2015.

Posted on September 30, 2014 by Scott Linscott

In my last post I told you that I registered for the three-day, 180 mile, 2015 Trek Across Maine because of a girl named Megan. I promised to tell you about her in my next blog entry. Here goes. I … Continue reading →

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PUSHing through and checking off goals in my liver transplant recovery. Donate Life cycling team.

Posted on September 28, 2014 by Scott Linscott

I never want to go through what I endured again on my transplant journey. It was a hell I would not wish on my worst enemy. But now, 28 months out, I see the good that has come. Continue reading →

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