Thank you for the bad news.
Ever give thanks for your bad news?
Sounds crazy, doesn’t it?
But what a blessing.
The bad news is I’m injured, and have to literally start over.
The good news?
I get to.
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Thank you for the bad news.
Ever give thanks for your bad news?
Sounds crazy, doesn’t it?
But what a blessing.
The bad news is I’m injured, and have to literally start over.
The good news?
I get to.
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Have you found it? It’s much closer than you think.
And you must find your compelling reason to be healthier.
Hint, truly, it must be for someone other than yourself, or you will fail.
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It all comes down to this, the longer you wait to get started, the harder it will be to change.
The upside to waiting too long?
You have a greater chance of hitting rock-bottom.
And it’s there you have your biggest opportunity to transform your life.
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Friday’s Doctor visit yielded an Achilles Tendonitis diagnosis.
Because of the higher location of the pain, Dr J prescribed an ultrasound and an x-ray, just to be sure.
Never saw this one coming, and it looks like it’s a runner’s nightmare.
Life goes on.
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So things are humming along nicely. Running six-minute miles at will. Little to no pain in left foot. Core is stronger than every (in 51 years no less).
August 2011 the Masters Track & Field World Championships will be on American soil. This could be a great year to run injury-free.
Amazing feeling!
And then two weeks ago, a startling pain in my right calf. Out of nowhere, and apparently for no reason.
Have tried rest, extra slow running, and yesterday, simply walking. A far cry from a world-class regime.
Yep, it would definitely be easier to just give up. How familiar are you with this feeling?
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