A wonderfully rainy run - not far, not fast...

[Sandraj39]

...but it felt so good! I'm still not back at week 8 yet following injury 3 months ago, but at least I can now get out for combined long walks/10-15 minute runs. Had a lovely run in the rain today and really enjoyed a very watery jog down our old railway line (now a cycle/bridle way) with my fourteen year old son! I've noticed the trend for passing on the C25k bug to our children and am so glad to see my son enjoying it so much (the youngest doesn't seem quite as keen yet)!

I still love reading all about everyone's trials and tribulations on Healthunlocked, all your stories have really helped get me through what would otherwise have been quite a dispiriting time! I can at last see light at the end of the tunnel and it is a tunnel through which I fully intend to RUN! All 5K of it!

sandra

[vivh61 Graduate]

Hi Sandra. It doesn't matter how far or how fast, as you know. The main thing is that you're back and enjoying it. It's great that you can see light at the end of the tunnel - keep it slow and steady and you'll get there!

[Sandraj39 Graduate in reply to vivh61]

Thanks - its been a long old road but yes, I actually think I will!

[AncientMum Graduate]

Good to hear you're back on track again Sandra.

[Sandraj39 Graduate in reply to AncientMum]

Thank you AM!

[Lizzielooly]

Brilliant Sandra, bloody good for you and your new found passion. You run to that light girl xx

[Sandraj39 Graduate in reply to Lizzielooly]

Thank you Lizzie - it has helped me manage stress so well, I felt kind of lost without it!

[RunningForBroke Graduate]

Yay you!!!! You will do it too!

[poppypug Graduate]

Brilliant Sandra ! Here's to your continued recovery , Atta Girl ! xxxx

Lovely post xxxx