Coughing like crazy though it's even waking me up at night now and I have a cyst on my shoulder/neck that's shuddenly started to grow and is rather painful, of course my sports bra sits right on it.
But I think my running mojo is back and my foot is properly heeled, now I just need to shift this virus for once and good.
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Great picture of you and Ferd, loving the tinsel! You can really tell you've lost weight vs. photos you posted earlier on in the year. Hope you manage to kick that virus's butt and the cyst gets better too. Merry Christmas!
Still honestly don't see it, I know I am buying some smaller clothes but I still think sizes are getting bigger as I've got things in my wardrobe that I've been wearing for years that still fit fine (some are even still a little on the tight side!).
But I do feel more positive about myself, I think I have more positive days than negatives ones now.
I agree about sizes, but it depends where you go. M&S and Tesco are massive, I have a size 6 jumper from Tesco, that's just silly, I'm 5' 10 and 12 stone...Primark's stuff is tiny...but yes you're looking slimmer definitely.
I've had that cough too, just won't go away will it? xx
The christmas tshirt I'm wearing in the photo is Primark they were huge I had to get a size 12, I find Asda are big and Next is just pot luck. But I try and not worry about the dress size it's the fit that counts, plus sometimes I make my own clothes they don't have a size tag inside.
I think it's silly when you see these people squashing themselves into a size smaller because they can, but they would look so much better if they just picked the bigger size.
Oh Spoonie that's so brilliant that you're back! Fantastic. Lovely photo of you and Ferd. It looks as if he wants to go some more! 2015 is just around the corner so new runs and all that!
Way hay. Firstly, glad to hear you are still running. You have had quite a battle, but you are going strong: you look fit and happy in your photo. Ferd looks like a happy dog too. The only time mine pulls at the lead when I take him for a run is when we get home
He pulls at the start cause he is all excited and then he normally just tries to trip me up and I can never get him to pull when I need him to. He only pulled me at the end cause he wanted to get to the lake. I did take his tinsel off him and let him have a swim.
Well done! But does it count if you have a dog to tow you around the course? lol I'm jealous. Hope you lost your virus somewhere out there, and you don't get woken up tonight, with coughing!
Ferd looks so cute in his tinsel, really great news of your 3 runs, excellent work! looks like you both had a good time hope you feel better soon.........................
I thought it was gonna be so much harder getting out there again but it's been ok and have been sensible I maybe doing around 4/5k each time but I am doing run walk, esp while I have this cough.
Thank you. I had loads of compliments about my coordinated accessories. We did see another dog wired up with fairy lights but as Ferd likes the water I didn't think that was such a great idea.
Looking good ! Love a bit of festive tinsel...Good effort by Ferd too..Have a happy and healthy Christmas
Thank you, I was glad parkrun took a photo (but wish they could have let me pull my christmas top down first, it kept riding up) as I forgot to get one at the start.
I shall try and keep up with posting (though my iPad screen is starting to look more like a spiders web and my laptop has decided it doesnt like the Internet at the moment).
I hope you can keep running 3 times a week as you will gain so much ground not just in mileage terms but as regards your health and fitness, and weight of course. All positives. Ferd will appreciate it as well. If he gets his exercise fix he'll be a happy chappy and so well behaved of course. A tired dog is a good dog. LOL
My aim is twice a week (for a while) but if I can do three then yay. One of the runs was even an after work run and without crippling tummy pains - woohoo - also with my big girl pants of bravery as I finally plucked up the courage to go out with a couple of people from my running club I did keep stressing I was slow slow slow and poorly but they were happy and really helped to encourage me.
Oh yeah and that after work run was Friday so go me then running parkrun the following morning
No you're not! I like running with our little local group. No pressure and the company of nice peeps. You don't feel like it's hard at all. All younger than me so you do get your ass kicked a bit on the uphills but they just wait at the top for me, high five me and off we go down the other side. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Running helps with stomach issues as it aids digestion. My neighbour has been plagued with a stomach ulcer and internal bleeding that's caused her to be hospitalised twice. Her GP told her to get out and start walking, and that the more exercise she got the better off she would be. She can't stop walking now and she's even got herself a dog!
Don't stop movin, everybody's groovin ...... tiddle di do, tum ti tu. Oh that's it now, I'll be singing that all day
I have issues with getting food timing right with runs, it's ok in the morning as I run empty but I think I have worked out when to eat to give me the energy for a evening run but without cramps
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