I ran 3 miles, slowly (32:something, compared to the 4 miles I ran at 35:something), on a flat surface. But you guys?
It was fine!
No pain in the leg before, during, or after.
Thank you so much to all of you who have written in kind words of support. I really have been scared that I'd have to take a significant amount of time off of running. The sad thing is, when I thought I had a stress fracture, the fact that a semi-broken bone would hurt and all was really not a concern to me so much as the fact that it meant I wouldn't be able to run. Yes, that is nuts - thank you for noticing.
Something that you catlickers might not know about me is that I absolutely love oldies music. And there's a song that comes to mind right now, called "Red Rubber Ball," which I downloaded in commemoration of my state of mind right now.
I should have known you'd bid me farewell.
There's a lesson to be learned from this
and I learned it very well
Now I know you're not
the only starfish in the sea.
If I never hear your name again
it's all the same to me.
And I think it's gonna be all right.
Yeah, the worst is over,
Now the morning sun is shining like a Red Rubber Ball.
9 comments:
YAY!!!! I'm SO glad your shin is feeling better and you can continue with your training!
Dr. Google has nothing on strong Iowan runners. I am very happy you had a great run. Now just don't go out and do something crazy like 15 miles or play soccer. :-)
Woot!
I know I rarely comment, but I do follow your site. That's awesome!
I was pleasantly surprised to start walking to work again (2.5 miles-alot when you're starting from basically none for 6 months) and find that I'm not out of shape with it.
Now I just need to find some comfy shoes for the giant footed, and I can start moving faster...
Good for you! That's pretty awesome!
Oh that's FANTASTIC and I didn't notice your butt at all. Isn't that a great trick?! hee hee.
YEAH FOR NO STRESS FRACTURES.
Ya-ay!
You're ok.
I think that rising panic as you realise you are going to have to rest up, and the fear that that rest might be protracted, is *SO* common that some psychologist somewhere *must* have given it a name. And if they haven't, they ought to...
Glad you are better though. :D
hip, hip, hooray!
I'm so happy that you had no pain on your run. More road time = more fun = more happy blogging. Yay for that. Congrats!
YEAH!!! So excited for you! I've been thinking about you the last couple days....I'm so glad you ran sans pain!
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