What if
What if the MRI doesn’t reveal anything
What if I don’t get answers
What if the MRI reveals that something is in need of repair surgically
What if I have to wear a boot
What if I need crutches
What if I gain too much weight from being less active
What if I can’t run again
What if I can’t run the New Jersey Half
What if I can’t wear heels to Barbara’s wedding
What if I can’t run the Brooklyn Half
Yep. You get the point. I’m feeling a lot of What ifs lately.
I had my MRI tonight. Results should be back in a couple of days.
I rode my bike on Saturday for 5 miles to see how that would feel and I rode again yesterday for 8 miles. It was ok. I got a kick out of these geese trying to cross at the cross walk. That sign really should be more inclusive! I’m not loving the bike. I don’t have a bike rack and trying to get it into the trunk of my car is quite cumbersome. The handlebars actually crashed down on me and whacked me in my ear when I was putting the bike back after riding. I feel like I have to concentrate so much on the bike (I have terrible balance) that I don’t get to zone out like with running or walking. Once I find out what the deal is with my toe and how long I’ll be an injured runner I’ll have to make a plan for how to be active without the bike as my only option.
In other news, I ate an entire bag of Starburst jelly beans yesterday. #triggerfood
And I thought I couldn’t control myself with popcorn….
And of course a Duncan picture to wrap up this post #yourwelcome
What’s your trigger food?
What’s your latest “What if?”
Do you bike ride?
Hi there.
Hope your week has been going fine and dandy well.
Last night I had my shoulder MRI. It was pretty painless. Took about 25 minutes and the technician had alternative rock playing so I was happy. They made me take my bra off because of the metal clasp, but I was able to keep the rest of my clothing on so I didn’t need to wear a silly paper gown. I tossed the bra in my purse. After the test was over I was in such a rush to get home I forgot to put it back on. When I got home I laughed that it was still in my purse.
I’ll get the results next week but as I’ve mentioned I’m finally feeling improvement and feel confident that at this point some PT will be all I need to get my full range of motion back in my shoulder. I cannot wait for the day I can pull a shirt over my head without having to gingerly slide my right arm into the sleeve first.
Oh, and I finally made some progress in the attempt for a referral to a sports injury doc. The receptionist at the doc’s office took down all the info for my request and was going to share with my primary care doc. If he approves then they’ll just call me when the referral is ready. Cross your fingers! The doc I’m hoping to see is actually a sports chiropractor. His bio says “Dr. Williams has dedicated his life to treating sports injuries and teaching proper biomechanics to athletes, as well as any individual interested in leading an active life.” Sounds like the right guy for me!
So last I left you I had just filled you in on my meltdown and the Cold Feat 10k. After my running peeps went home, I had to make a quick stop up the road at my folks’ house. It had started to snow and everything was blanketed in white.
Then on Sunday morning I took some cool shots of ice formations around my neighborhood.
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