About
As a thirty-eight-year-old, coming up on my 20th year since being diagnosed with cancer, my 6th year living with a heart transplant, I often question myself: what is the point of all of this?
It’s a question that has many answers for me.
I feel good. Really good.
Good enough to start building myself to ride 40-70 miles comfortably.
I don’t seek to be fast.
I seek to improve every single day on the bike
And in my life.
I am so clear on what I want with my time, and I have been so grateful to add to this insane life of mine.
If I didn’t get that heart transplant, none of this would exist.
I plan on honoring James (my heart donor), his family, and his friends by riding my bike for really good causes and inspire as many people around me as possible. To #livelikemazz
It’s what I think about most of the time that I am awake during the day
I know I don’t have to, but it’s one of my “why.”
The main other one is “Why not?”
I truly believe with every breath and drop of blood in me, that I have survived all of the things that I have been through, for a really impactful reason.
My resilience and drive constantly have me shaking my head in disbelief.
I’ve always wanted to be a professional athlete/privateer. Nowadays, my cardiac and overall mental health are my priorities, and I get to be creative in ways that align with my career aspirations and personal goals.
I am now finally healthy enough to create that dream.
That is the life I plan on achieving before my last breath in this world.
Feel free to reach out,