My titles suck..
As for workouts I did a few runs this past week. It felt great and my mom was here so I got to go when I wanted. This week will be harder and I have to adjust my running days because I can not do the long runs on Sunday since I work 16 hours. I also had some shin pain and might have to replace some runs with cycle class. What a bummer I am thinking these shins will never be the same. I didn't lift any weights, but found a new routine I might try. I also want to learn to swim laps. How do you learn that? Do I just jump in and try to free style? Anyone know what I should do? I have a long term goal to do a triathalon sprint. I read about the sprint and the distance is very doable for me. I just need to learn how to swim laps. Learn how to cycle. Get a bike. The running part will be a piece of cake. So, I guess I have a lot of work to do. The sprint is a 20K ride, a 500m swim and a 5K run. Wouldn't it be awesome to be able to say "I did a triathalon"..even if it is a short one. I am afraid if I stick to just running my shins are going to brake.
Other life stuff....
I am looking for a new doctor. My primary care doctor leaves me waiting forever only to return with a print out from webMD. I can do that myself thanks you very much. My OBGYN never followed up with me. He said we would talk over the phone about my test results. Well, he was out of town and I got the reports on my own. I never herd back from him. He has been my doctor for three years and hasn't done any testing to find out why I am having problems with my cycle. I read that 85% of the time they should be able to do some simple blood test to find out why. So, thought it was time for a new doctor. I am going to start with a primary care and see if they want to refer me to a girlie doctor. I found some affiliated with the doctors at my job, which allows me to by pass some co-pays as a professional curtsey. Just another reason for a new doctor. My insurance has a $2,000 deductible, just horrible. We just got the finely bill from Natasha's ER visit and it is over 900 dollars Yikes. OK it is almost 9:00am, one more cup of coffee and then some phone calls. Have a great day everybody.
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Best wishes with the training Mari. If anyone can do it you can. you're a winner, a success, and have masses of physical potential.
I eat Protein Bars, but not for Breakfast, I prefer a bowl of Wholegrain Cereal, and a lot of Milk, as I get nice balance of Protein and Complex Carbs.
Whatever you do do, keep believing in yourself, and know you are achieving some pretty impressive stats.
The pictures you posted some time ago don't lie. You look "mega", and you're getting better with time, so you should feel proud, and nothing can stop you becoming who you want to be.
Keep up the hard work, keep smiling, and keep being an inspiration. People like you have a positive effect on me, so thanks a lot, and don't ever stop being who you are.
You bring a lot of sunshine to peoples lives, and you're definitely a little bit special.
GOOD LUCK!!!!!! and best wishes to the family. I know one day Natasha will be proud of her brilliant Mother
TWO BIG THUMBS UP to you, and keep kicking ass. :-).
Matt
I've wanted to do one of the sprint triathalons too, but can't swim! HA! Well, I can swim, but not good, lol. $9,000 deductible? Wow, I can't imagine. I hear ya on the dr thing, I've had the same problems with irregularity and they sent me to a specialist, he did an internal ultrasound, and found nothing- nada. Said everything looked normal and had no explanation whatsoever. Nice huh. Good luck girl, I hope you find a great Dr.
As to the training WOW _ You go girl! As to the Dr --- VERY good idea sounds like the other is NOT working well for you at ALL! Harrruph! & as to the $$ WOW makes me realize how good having medical up here really is! Yiikes!
When I had injury over a year ago and thought I'd have to take up swimming so that I could get some sort of cardio in, I didn't know how to go about it either. If it came to that, I was going to hire someone from the gym to train me to swim, sounds silly, I can swim, but have never done it aerobically. It never came to that though, thankfully.
Yeah, sounds like time for a new doctor. I wouldn't put up with that. What is it with dr.'s these days, I hear that happening more often than I should.
Mari- you do bring a lot of sunshine into other people's lives. Your words to me this morning reminded me of exactly what I've been missing. I need to acknowledge what I have accomplished, even if it is just getting out of bed in the morning!
I would do the same thing with my eating every time I planned to start a new challenge. The day before, I inevitably went crazy with food.
Good luck finding a new doctor.
One other thing- when I first read your title for this post, I missed the "e" and I was so expecting your post to be about something else entirely :)
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