LIMA, Ohio-Lima Catholic Schools celebrated the 41st annual Positive Addiction Run, redefining the concept of addiction. The event, which kicked off with a keynote speech by Chad Dunlap, emphasized addiction’s broader scope beyond substances, highlighting the importance of redirecting addictive tendencies toward positive pursuits like fitness.
Dunlap shared insights from his own journey of recovery, advocating for moderation and finding healthier outlets. The event also tackled societal pressures, with St. Charles Dean of Students Anthony “Tank” Wilkerson discussing the impact of social media on today’s youth and the importance of choosing positivity. Positive Addiction Day serves as a reminder to focus on life’s blessings and promote constructive habits. The run, a cherished tradition among Lima Catholic Schools students and alumni, fosters a sense of community and unity, offering a rare opportunity for everyone to come together.
