I've just been reminded that this weekend I should have been running Regents Park 10k π₯. It says a lot that I had actually forgotten about it at all, but running is becoming a distant memory - thank goodness for this forum for keeping my link to running alive for the last three and a half months!
But hang on, I said it was time to be positive so here goes:
1. I can now walk carefully downstairs painfree (without hopping/skipping/hobbling/lolloping etc)
2. I have lost 6kg since stopping running (I had put some on during my three HMs and even more in the first month of not running); I now weigh less than I have for several years with the help of my bike, my Garmin and MyFitnessPal.
3. My waist is just under 31 inches - it's not hour-glass, but it is now in the NHS healthy zone π€£
4. I have discovered a love of cycling - if all goes to plan, on Saturday I will complete 1000km cycling in August and on Sunday a 50 mile ride (that should distract me from thinking about Regents Park too much).
5. I'm still here! I'm still waiting to run! Belief comes and goes, but being positive, the time for running can only be getting closer π
To anyone else on the IC, hope you're finding the stength to stay positive too β€