After staying in London to care for my daughter following her kidney transplant 15 days ago, today we all came home to the Midlands for a long weekend!
I have also been nursing niggly knees the past three weeks so have had very few runs. But today on arriving home after a three hour drive, I decided I was running!
So I embraced the dark, the cold, the rain, the slippery leaves etc. Just a cheeky 2.5 k run and 1k walk. But the knees were fine. I was fine. I am happy.
We are all off to my local Parkrun on Saturday. I shall be running. Hubby and recovering daughter will have a walk.
Everything is pretty good in the world! I won't be fast but I will be running, and I am very very happy! πππΌββοΈπ
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Millsie-J
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Great news, glad the knee is behaving. I am sure you will have a great parkrun. So amazing your daughter feels like a walk after only 15 days, wow. Inspirational. Have a wonderful weekend together Rfc X.
Thanks RFC. Yes she is doing really well. Slow and steady but definitely need to keep moving! She has more energy now than for many years, but need to be mindful of the surgery so got to go gently . Hope all is good with you and your family xxxxx
We are fine thank you. Steady and slow but the same have to keep moving to stay healthy. Exercise (whichever it is) is so important on so many different levels.
Thank you! Im a bit nervous to be honest but I m going to do it! Daughter and hubby wont walk far but it is a lovely route in the National Forest and coffee available if required, perfect π
You'll be fine, just take it steady and don't feel you have to try and keep up with the speedsters, you'll get lots of encouragement and support from everyone there
Yes, and my advice is not to set off too fast. Easily done if you are all spread out along the start. I find it hard to slow down to a more sensible (for me) speed
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