My First Marathon RR.
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That was a great experience
That was a great experience for you, Adam. I actually got tears at the end there, I guess becauce I also have a 3-1/2 year old boy, and I know how that would have made me feel. Outstanding. Congrats on the finish, and considering your pain and problems with ITB, not a bad time. I wonder why it got better there for a while though during the race; that is odd. Maybe it just needed to be warmed up and not allowed to get cold after it was warmed up. Too bad it took forever to get it warmed up though, huh?
That was a great experience for you, Adam. I actually got tears at the end there, I guess becauce I also have a 3-1/2 year old boy, and I know how that would have made me feel. Outstanding. Congrats on the finish, and considering your pain and problems with ITB, not a bad time. I wonder why it got better there for a while though during the race; that is odd. Maybe it just needed to be warmed up and not allowed to get cold after it was warmed up. Too bad it took forever to get it warmed up though, huh?
Thank TJ, it was strange,
Thank TJ, it was strange, almost like a little blessing. Gave me about 2 miles of comfort, but then it hit me again. I had a fantastic time though. Can't wait to run another one.
How's the feet? Hope you are healing nicely.
Thank TJ, it was strange, almost like a little blessing. Gave me about 2 miles of comfort, but then it hit me again. I had a fantastic time though. Can't wait to run another one.
How's the feet? Hope you are healing nicely.
Well for your first marathon,
Well for your first marathon, those are positive thoughts...most people swear off another marathon ever...at least for a little while.
Ah, my feets, my feets, my feets, my feets. They suck! But I'm hoping this is all just part of the healing process, and I will be better in a few weeks. I've seen great improvement in the healing from the actual surgery from last night, but the other side of this procedure, the nerves, they are really starting to concern me. I had this done to get rid of the nerve sensitivity and pain that I experienced while walking on certain types of (mostly soft) terrrain and while running (longer distances), but now my nerves are ultra sensitive 24/7. I must remain positive, or I will go nuts.
Well for your first marathon, those are positive thoughts...most people swear off another marathon ever...at least for a little while.
Ah, my feets, my feets, my feets, my feets. They suck! But I'm hoping this is all just part of the healing process, and I will be better in a few weeks. I've seen great improvement in the healing from the actual surgery from last night, but the other side of this procedure, the nerves, they are really starting to concern me. I had this done to get rid of the nerve sensitivity and pain that I experienced while walking on certain types of (mostly soft) terrrain and while running (longer distances), but now my nerves are ultra sensitive 24/7. I must remain positive, or I will go nuts.
hey now - hows everybody -
hey now - hows everybody - first post - coming over from birthdayshoes.com - i'm sure we got some bday shoes folks right
hey now - hows everybody - first post - coming over from birthdayshoes.com - i'm sure we got some bday shoes folks right
Thanks guys. TJ: Maybe
Thanks guys.
TJ: Maybe it's just everything settling after the surgery and things will get adjusted. Time will heal.
Thanks guys.
TJ: Maybe it's just everything settling after the surgery and things will get adjusted. Time will heal.
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