A collection of shared stories, reflections, and resources from Sayless Projects. Built to normalize the conversation around mental health, inspire action, and create a reason to keep going.
We asked Keegan why he’s running the Grasslands 100. His answer was simple: struggle has no zip code. After losing multiple young people in his community to suicide, he’s running to break the stigma around mental health and addiction and prove recovery is worth continuing.
We asked Keegan why he’s running the Grasslands 100. His answer was simple: struggle has no zip code. After losing multiple young people in his community to suicide, he’s running to break the stigma around mental health and addiction and prove recovery is worth continuing.