Rose&Mike
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Jude--safe travels this week.

Lindsay--I hope the runs and the party went well this weekend!
Lisa--did you have a good run?
I'm still having to ice the knee. I should not have tried to run on Thursday. Oh well, at least I know if I am patient it will start to improve. Mike is out getting grass seed since we have some dead spots from last years drought. I might see if he wants to go to the Y. I wouldn't mind a half an hour or so on the elliptical.
Enjoy the extra daylight this evening!

Kathy--I hope the run went well. It's interesting but they tell you not to start eating gluten again. They do ask you when you stopped. The science behind it says that even though you are not consuming it your body does not just immediately stop making the antibodies. They are checking for antibodies and malabsorption issues. I had talked myself out of gluten being the culprit, but after doing more research and reading this week, I think I just caught things early. I think that the running and dieting and intense workouts magnified issues that might not have shown up as quickly. Does that make sense? I had a couple of drinks last night at dinner and still no pac's. And I always had major pac's this summer after a night out. There has to be a reason they have stopped. I think for the small biopsies the issue is that your intestine starts to heal itself--which means they are less likely to get a damaged areas during the biopsy. I am starting to know way more about this stuff than I ever wanted to.Good morning princesses!!
Going to run/walk at the park this morning. I really don't feel like it, but I need to. I'd rather make cinnamon buns and stay in my pajamas all day, but the sun is shining and it's going to be near 50 degrees today so if I do nothing I'll regret it.
Rose-I can only imagine how fustrating your knee is for you. Happy you can walk and do the elliptical without pain, but bummed for you that you can't run. I hope more time will heal it and you'll be running soon. You have been hit with so much, and you remain positive through it all, looking at the bright side. I hope you can get some answers on the g-f issue too. It makes sense they could find some answers in stool studies, probably moreso than blood. When you look into the studies, make sure they know you are gluten free, and I wonder if that can make a difference in the results. I know for the small bowel biopsies that we do during a gastroscopy, the results are more accurate if you are not gluten free. Just a thought.
Lindsay--I hope the runs and the party went well this weekend!
Lisa--did you have a good run?
I'm still having to ice the knee. I should not have tried to run on Thursday. Oh well, at least I know if I am patient it will start to improve. Mike is out getting grass seed since we have some dead spots from last years drought. I might see if he wants to go to the Y. I wouldn't mind a half an hour or so on the elliptical.

Enjoy the extra daylight this evening!

I can only imagine how fustrating your knee is for you. Happy you can walk and do the elliptical without pain, but bummed for you that you can't run. I hope more time will heal it and you'll be running soon. You have been hit with so much, and you remain positive through it all, looking at the bright side. I hope you can get some answers on the g-f issue too. It makes sense they could find some answers in stool studies, probably moreso than blood. When you look into the studies, make sure they know you are gluten free, and I wonder if that can make a difference in the results. I know for the small bowel biopsies that we do during a gastroscopy, the results are more accurate if you are not gluten free. Just a thought.



Personally I would rather be tortured than do the elliptical so if you can do 4 miles without hurting your knee, I'd say you are on your way to recovery!
and good thoughts heading your way! It will all turn out for the best, it is just hard to live through things to that point. 
This is what happens when you don't watch much adult tv! 

He views it as a sign of independence, which it certainly is. 

to all the other Princesses!
I'm sure he will adjust to having company quickly. Hopefully they'll be sleeping with their little kitty heads together in no time! 
And now it is too dark to run outside. Glad I brought my Pilates book because that's what I'll have to do tonight!!
I never heard sirens so I am assuming it was kids goofing around. Im such a nut.
So exciting. Hope chewie's adjustment is quick. Congrat on your continuing losses!! You are so "ON" girlfriend. It's so inspiring.