One Year Later Still Standing, Still Riding The Women of the Cougar Attack Reflect- (Part One)

One year after a cougar attack during a weekend bike ride, five women reflect on their recovery and the emotional struggles that followed. Keri Bergere, still dealing with concussion symptoms, describes how her injuries have impacted her work life. Erica Wolf quickly returned to biking, setting a record time on a local route, which she dedicated to her friends. Tisch Williams resumed riding shortly after the attack but faces anxiety when revisiting the site. Their experiences demonstrate not only physical recovery but also the psychological effects of trauma.

Aune Tietz emphasizes their gratitude for the exceptional care they received from local hospitals. The women's stories, initially shared in "Five Against the Wild," reveal a deeper understanding of resilience and healing. This ongoing narrative sheds light on the complexities of recovery from traumatic experiences.