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From rehab to NYC Marathon runner: 'You can do anything'

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“From rehab to NYC Marathon runner: 'You can do anything”

NEW YORK (PIX11)-- Before Andres Vega began training for marathons, he was working to get through rehab. Now, after three years of running, he’s preparing for Sunday’s TCS New York City Marathon with a goal of finishing in four hours. Vega said he struggled with alcohol from age 16 to 29. While in rehab, someone [...]

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