Listening to my body

[Elles78]

Was going to get up at 6 and go for W8R3. My alarm went off and I felt so tired I decided not to go.

I’m being kind to myself tho. 3 x 12 hour night shifts thurs fri and sat finishing Sunday morning followed by a 10 hour shift mon a 12 hour shift yesterday and another 10 hour ahead of me today.... not surprised I’m tired.

Any way just means I will be graduating a little later than planned!!

Might go tomorrow morning instead 😊

[AlMorr Ambassador Graduate]

Nice photo of you Elles, you should be so proud of yourself, working all those long hours for the best health service in the world and then doing those runs. I am now retired. I used to work nights and especially early mornings, I was a postman for 20 years, of course, I walked miles every day but did not start running until recently when I have all the time in the world to do that. Don't worry too much about when you graduate, better later than never.

[Elles78 Graduate in reply to AlMorr]

Thank you! It’s the best job ever but the shifts can be draining. Especially in this heat

[ancientrunner Graduate]

Definitely the right thing to do - it's not like a job where you get to put your feet up and nights are so exhausting.

[Jay66UK Graduate]

Good plan. Great photo, great job. Thanks for what you do for us.

[Elles78 Graduate in reply to Jay66UK]

Awww thank you and you’re welcome

[Jay66UK Graduate in reply to Elles78]

Is that an FRV?

[Elles78 Graduate in reply to Jay66UK]

Yeah it is

[Jay66UK Graduate in reply to Elles78]

Kudos.