so while even if i wanted to run through the nausea and exhaustion my doctor has given me a red light. cross training - sure. i can ride a stationary bike, use an elliptical, walk, or swim. probably do yoga or the like as well. but no running. i'm not sure if the doctor is concerned i will shake them out of something but i am willing to follow directions. occasionally. and he promised that within three weeks of expelling my little humans (hopefully in december) i can be up and running again. honestly running hasn't been high on my list of priorities for the past few months since i have been battling what can best be described as pregnancy related narcolepsy and an innate urge to rid my body of all food. sort of like a perpetual hang over. without the booze. or the regret. recently though the fog has begun to lift on some days. and as i drive home i see runners out along the river. and i long to be among them. when contemplating this whole have a baby thing i had always thought i would be running through it. slowly of course (if it is possible to run slower than my usual pace) so this has been an adjustment. obviously a well worth it adjustment and it's only another 6 months or so but during peak running season that is not always the easiest to digest. though sleeping in on saturday mornings does have it's benefits as well...
7.27.2010
resurfacing
i fully realize that I haven't posted in oh, three and a half or four months, but i have been attending to important things. like growing humans. two humans to be exact. twins.
so while even if i wanted to run through the nausea and exhaustion my doctor has given me a red light. cross training - sure. i can ride a stationary bike, use an elliptical, walk, or swim. probably do yoga or the like as well. but no running. i'm not sure if the doctor is concerned i will shake them out of something but i am willing to follow directions. occasionally. and he promised that within three weeks of expelling my little humans (hopefully in december) i can be up and running again. honestly running hasn't been high on my list of priorities for the past few months since i have been battling what can best be described as pregnancy related narcolepsy and an innate urge to rid my body of all food. sort of like a perpetual hang over. without the booze. or the regret. recently though the fog has begun to lift on some days. and as i drive home i see runners out along the river. and i long to be among them. when contemplating this whole have a baby thing i had always thought i would be running through it. slowly of course (if it is possible to run slower than my usual pace) so this has been an adjustment. obviously a well worth it adjustment and it's only another 6 months or so but during peak running season that is not always the easiest to digest. though sleeping in on saturday mornings does have it's benefits as well...
so while even if i wanted to run through the nausea and exhaustion my doctor has given me a red light. cross training - sure. i can ride a stationary bike, use an elliptical, walk, or swim. probably do yoga or the like as well. but no running. i'm not sure if the doctor is concerned i will shake them out of something but i am willing to follow directions. occasionally. and he promised that within three weeks of expelling my little humans (hopefully in december) i can be up and running again. honestly running hasn't been high on my list of priorities for the past few months since i have been battling what can best be described as pregnancy related narcolepsy and an innate urge to rid my body of all food. sort of like a perpetual hang over. without the booze. or the regret. recently though the fog has begun to lift on some days. and as i drive home i see runners out along the river. and i long to be among them. when contemplating this whole have a baby thing i had always thought i would be running through it. slowly of course (if it is possible to run slower than my usual pace) so this has been an adjustment. obviously a well worth it adjustment and it's only another 6 months or so but during peak running season that is not always the easiest to digest. though sleeping in on saturday mornings does have it's benefits as well...
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Congrats on the babies! Sorry about the break from running, but it sounds like it's probably best right now. Growing one baby is rough enough. I can only imagine what growing two would be like.
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