Dr. Bryon Solberg hasn't let a physical disability stop him from walking and "shuffling" through more than 50 marathons

Dr. Bryon Solberg was an active cyclist and runner when he began feeling the effects of a congenital spinal problem that robbed him of his strength and coordination. After going through depression and losing his ability to practice medicine, he made the decision to get active again. Now he feels blessed to be able to have completed more than 50 marathons. He also hikes more than 200 miles per year. My story on Solberg for the Active San Diego series in the Union-Tribune Health section: http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2016/mar/07/man-on-the-move/