This is exactly right.

So my name is Tori and I'm from Utah.

I had always been a healthy girl with no serious ailments or illnesses.

I spent most of my high school cycling, swimming, running, exercise was my whole life

and I was always very healthy. At age 19, I created a plan to serve a religious mission

and then come home and spend the rest of my life doing iron man's and one day

making it to the Kona Iron Man Championship.

However, those plans would quickly change.

In March of 2014, I left on a religious mission to Arizona for 18 months,

doing service, outdoors, and teaching.

I ran nearly every day of this mission and did quite a lot of bike riding as well.

Initially going out to Arizona, we were warned about Valley fever.

We were told always to stay inside if there was a dust storm or if it's extra dusty outside

because Valley fever was in the spores of the soil or the dust.

While we tried to stay inside from the dust storms, being outside was inevitable

and being around the dust was inevitable.

Hello, it's Arizona and we spent so much time outside.

Fast forward, it was August 29th, 2015.

I was 17 days away from going home and seeing my family again and finishing this service.

And that day in my life would change forever.

I woke up with a bit of chest tightness but shrugged it off.

I still went on our morning run but could barely make it more than a quarter of a mile

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