I went out and tried week 3, first 90 seconds ok, then came the 3 minutes and burst into tears, although I carried on ... I was glad to commence the walk part as I was emotional, realising that I will lose my home due to a serial cheat, because I reported what he did to CID he will now endure I’m homeless..
pulled myself together and did the next 90 seconds , that was ok, the next run was 3 minutes again and felt breathless, mouth dry but I did it, I even did an extra minute... I cried when I finished but because I didn’t fail I managed to do it, was going to go straight to Week 4, I think will do Week 3 all this week as need to blow cobwebs and learn to breath again.
Thank you for all the support offered on here... it meant so much as I felt so alone... I may not be as strong as I hope, but I pray to god that one day I come though this trauma and I’m not as badly scarred as I believe I am. God willing x x
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Keep running...keep trying.....I know you've done it before (so you know you can do it again) but I would say stick to the programme instead of jumping ahead, to be kind to yourself at this difficult time, and to give yourself achievable milestones. We're all behind you!
Well done for going out and running. It shows great spirit and although really hard as you are feeling so bruised and emotional, let it become something you concentrate on succeeding at, a little victory if you like...😊
Yes, keep on with Week 3 thats what you have decided, and you will get better and better at it. You are in control of this 😊xx
While running is great for distraction and mood enhancing, I have read that it is unwise to do any strenuous physical exercise while angry.......it is not good for the heart.
Just went out and failed week 3 day 2 as head torch not working... so back home, alarm set for 06:45 as I’m going to do this... been playing I’m alive by Celine Dion .... “I know that I’m alive “ that verse makes me cry although it’s also the part that I hope brings me realisation that my him ...... me isn’t the end of me...
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