<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I'm happy to report after years of severe asthma limiting my physical activity and running ability I completed for the first time 5 miles in one go! 

Since high school, I'd only be able to run a mile before I became Wheezy McWalker. I started and finished C25K this winter, I was still having trouble with endurance. After visiting my doctor I not only got prescribed a daily inhaler but a new version of my 'activity inhaler'. My doctor then told me it'd still be unlikely to ever improve my endurance if I was having this much trouble. WELL NOT ANYMORE, I kept at it, and finally pushed myself today.

A lot of thanks to this subreddit and fellow runners who gave me sound advice. While in the past, running a 10 minute mile would have embarrassed me to no end, I finished today feeling like a complete badass. 

Lessons learned: Run slower, run longer; mentality rules all; invest in quality shoes; water is your friend; rainy runs are the best runs; trails should be mandatory for all runs.

I had to share, but hopefully it's the first of many (many) more mile stones!
<bot>: Wheezy Pants became Slow 'Badass' McGee when introduced to runnit, super inhalers, and good shoes.