Dear son, your body is a temple housing everything that keeps you alive.
It’s inspiring to see you coming to this realization on your own, and taking personal responsibility for your stewardship over it.
Happy 14th birthday.
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Dear son, your body is a temple housing everything that keeps you alive.
It’s inspiring to see you coming to this realization on your own, and taking personal responsibility for your stewardship over it.
Happy 14th birthday.
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Exercise can never be something we see as an extra, as a have to do. It must become who we are, a habit, something we can’t live without, something we get to do.
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The paradox of owning a body is that we don’t appreciate what we have until time reminds us what we’ve lost.
Never want to stop running.
Figure it out.
And get good at it.
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Couple days ago the pediatric gastroenterologist asked the young teen (13) if he exercises with his dad and vice versa.
Neither one really said much. Yet they both knew the progress slowly being made.
The Doc was led to believe that not much was happening, yet the father and son were okay with that.
The dad said that he ‘sets a great example’.
As the Doc began sharing the obvious benefits, the dad took a moment and simply said,
A tree doesn’t grow overnight.
The kid’s a seventh grader. His time will come.
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