I wrote yesterday how I was doing ok after our bike ride. I wrote too soon. This morning I woke up with stiff legs, stick neck and a sore tushie. Boy was I in pain today. I still went on my eliptical trainer today and I plan on going on my bike either tomorrow or the day after. I have to get myself ready for the Ride for Heart, which is less than a month away. In all honesty, the physical pain I feel right now is nothing compared to the emotional pain I've been through the past six months. So I will keep walking and I will keep pedaling and I will remember my mom with every step I take, with every kilometre I complete, because it's for her that I'm doing this.
Monday, May 07, 2007
Oh the agony!
I wrote yesterday how I was doing ok after our bike ride. I wrote too soon. This morning I woke up with stiff legs, stick neck and a sore tushie. Boy was I in pain today. I still went on my eliptical trainer today and I plan on going on my bike either tomorrow or the day after. I have to get myself ready for the Ride for Heart, which is less than a month away. In all honesty, the physical pain I feel right now is nothing compared to the emotional pain I've been through the past six months. So I will keep walking and I will keep pedaling and I will remember my mom with every step I take, with every kilometre I complete, because it's for her that I'm doing this.
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18 comments:
Good for you!
You go girl! Your awesome!
Way to go!
You're an inspiration!!
Very inspiring!
Good for you, sweet girl! The best decision you made was gettig on that elliptical despite the soreness. You will shorten up the timeframe that the soreness will last because of it. :)
Bike riding is hard the older we get. sorry!
You made the best decision to get back on the horse/bike. You will get there.
We did the Ride for Heart a few years ago. I will tell you a trick. If you stare only a few inches in front of the front tire you can't really see the hills. It looks flat and you can fool you legs into thinking it is just a flat surface. Of course it helps to have someone riding with you who is looking up so you don't crash into another rider.
Good for you! Keep it up! I know what a strong motivator your mom's memory will be for you...and I'm sure she would be very proud.
You go girl! You are an inspiration and I admire that you are working so hard.
Keep smilin!
YOU CAN DO IT!!!!
Hey guys,
Just stopped by to say hi!
Have a good night!
Kathy's right, getting right back on is what's best. Just take it a bit easier and make SURE you cool down!
Aahh poor you, hope you feel better soon.
I was thrilled to find another Canadian adoption blog! I too am Canadian! :)
Wow! You are amazing and inspiring! Keep it up!!!
Hey guys,
Just stopped by to say hi!
Take Care!
I got my brown eyed girl t-shirt from Target in the States, I have a friend in Florida who sent it to me. She just sent it a few weeks ago so if you know anyone in the states get them to check for you.
That's exactly why I don't ride a bike...that and because I don't actually have a bike...
Doing something to remember a loved one is very therapeutic. Good for you! Your mom would be proud!!!
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