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Kevin, From your last post, you say this from exp...

2011-04-04T17:24:37.981-07:00

Kevin,

From your last post, you say this from experience. I'm glad your doctor has given you the go-ahead to run-but-(please)-take-it-easy. I look forward to your progress in the weeks ahead!

Us runners ... I say it all the time :)

I know its hard for us runners (i'm sure that ...

2011-04-04T14:29:13.320-07:00

I know its hard for us runners (i'm sure that phrase would draw a frown from a newspaper person) - but try to take it easy and not come back to fast. You'll be all the better for it.

Thank you! It is good to hear from you again ... a...

2011-04-04T08:41:11.677-07:00

Thank you! It is good to hear from you again ... and I'm glad that your foot is feeling better. Nice job on that rest and the preceding runs! Enjoy India! -- hope you're able to get some nice runs in while there.

Kym - how very bizarre a coincidence... I was just...

2011-04-03T22:28:48.869-07:00

Kym - how very bizarre a coincidence... I was just about to write about injuring my foot a week ago and only running twice last week. I hear you... "Between what you recently have accomplished, and that of which you need to just let go. Let go, and let heal."
I'm not sure I've found the right balance - I happily declared to myself that since my foot feels neither better nor worse after my runs over the weekend, it means that I can start ramping up again?!
oh, to love and to hate that crazy itch!
rest well, enjoy the cross training and you'll be back on the roads in no time!

Thanks, Kim! I appreciate you saying so ... I am l...

2011-04-03T10:11:47.048-07:00

Thanks, Kim! I appreciate you saying so ... I am lucky to be out there at all. Lucky that I don't have any more tendon damage. I plan to enjoy it all this month, and hope for the best after. That's all I can do:)

((HUGS)) to you, Kym! I know how rough being slow...

2011-04-03T09:57:06.900-07:00

((HUGS)) to you, Kym! I know how rough being slowed down can be. When I was recovering from a stress fracture last year (and not allowed to run for close to 90 days...ACK) I was only allowed to run at very specific speeds & time frames as I returned to running. I had a new perspective after not being able to run at all, though - at least I was able to run.

I wish you a speedy recovery! Enjoy every run you have. If you haven't tried any classes at your gym, look into that! Could find a new love to compliment your running.

Kim