As our fourth and final feature for Women’s History Month, we are honored to share the story of Andrea Lytle Peet and her remarkable film: Go On, Be Brave. Go On, Be Brave is the story of Andrea’s race against time, a terminal diagnosis, and an attempt at the impossible: to be the first person with ALS to complete a marathon in all 50 states. When the crew premiered the film at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival this past February, rabbit was ecstatic to attend a showing. Watching the film and meeting Andrea was a moving experience. While following Andrea’s dream to complete a marathon in every state, the film is a love story between her and her husband, Dave. It beautifully depicts their deep and abiding love that refuses to give up, even in the hardest of circumstances. The film is also a love letter to her ALS community that refuses to be defined by their diagnoses. Read more about her story at the link in our bio. To learn more about her film and how you can help the ...