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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Tens days of Amoxicillin ended last night.
The ebb and flow of staying healthy is constant and challenging enough to exhaust our will to stay with it.
Being healthy increases our determination to succeed.
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Progress, even slowly, is still progress.
An official USA team top is required for all Team USA competitors. Ordered it yesterday at the request of the organizers.
Looking forward to getting back on the track (sidewalk) again tomorrow morning.
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We are given setbacks to keep us honest.
Yesterday’s track workout was the first in 11 days. And this morning is day nine of a 10-day Amoxicillin prescription.
To lose 11 days speed training with two big track meets in the next two months is a decent setback.
Am grateful it wasn’t from an injury, which might make competing in Nationals and Worlds out of the question.
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Plan on setbacks. And plan on them leaving you feeling trapped.
It’s the only way to manage our sanity when the goal is big and has a deadline.
And while the deadline sometimes is non-negotiable, the goal (great health) always is non-negotiable.
World’s is in August.
A week setback doesn’t ruin things, but a week of serious preparation lost cannot be regained. Move forward anyway. Refuse to give in because it gets more difficult.
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As crazy as it sounds, being vibrantly healthy feels awkward when the conversation shifts to how important health is and how few make it a lifetime commitment.
Yesterday marked the half-way point of the 10-day course of Amoxicillin. It was a rest day, but felt a need for movement.
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