Still not back post horse riding accident

[Mollymot]

Leg and hip better but OMG the pain from whiplash is excruciating......it’s a week since I did wk7 R3 and so wanted to graduate before I went on holiday 2 weeks today.... not looking likely now. Taking everyone’s advice and resting but soooooooo frustrating 🙄

[Jay66UK Graduate]

😔 sorry to hear this. The rest will heal you.

[Oldfloss Administrator Graduate]

It is... but so many of us here beside you on the IC... heal properly and know the runs are waiting and how sweet they will be Stay strong!

[Mollymot Graduate in reply to Oldfloss]

IC???

[Oldfloss Administrator Graduate in reply to Mollymot]

Injury couch.... and quite crowded at the moment But we are all here together

[Mollymot Graduate in reply to Oldfloss]

Ahhhh I wonders if that was what you meant! Least I can watch Wimbledon!

[Dee2609 Graduate]

Def getting cosy here on the IC 😏

[ccarter100]

Riding accidents are no joke! I know you want to graduate, but falling from a horse is a considerable trauma. Take the time to heal up properly. Please, please, please give yourself the time to heal. Running (and riding) will be there when you are ready.

[Mollymot Graduate in reply to ccarter100]

Thanks - feeling bit better today after massage and visit to GP for stronger pain killers!

[Equi-geek Graduate]

Ouch! It can't be helped so dont be hard on yourself - you'll get there. Horsey people have a high pain tolerance and zero patience! We're the WORST when it comes to enforced rest, but rest/repair is absolutely the way to go. Take care!

[Mollymot Graduate in reply to Equi-geek]

Not sure about the high pain tolerance - but definitely impatient!

[ccarter100 in reply to Equi-geek]

So true! When injured, horse people say, “when can I ride (or in this case, run)?” Non- horse people say, “I’m not doing that again!” 😂