cavepig
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Thank you! Hope it inspires people to Run a Disney event or helps people see what goes on. They are so much fun even when sick!Enjoyed your trip report! Sorry you didn't feel well but it was inspiring to see how you pushed on!
Thank you, I think anyone would do the same if they really put their mind to it. Heck at Disney I think could run with anything, it really is magical!Great trip report and really great job on completing the marathon under duress!
Thank you! I just keep saying I really got my money's worth being out there longer. And it was humbling seeing the race from farther back, everyone's out there doing the same thing and it's really cool to see! Disney does such a great job too!Congratulations on a great accomplishment! It really stinks when you're as prepared as you can be for a race, and then something goes wrong - like getting food poisoning! Way to keep a positive attitude and get it done.
I know that half medal for the anniversary is making me lean toward Goofy instead of 'just' the marathon, not sure I can swing Dopey again $$$ wise as I want to do Wine & Dine this year as well. Whatever you choose you will have a blast, just train as best you can and watch what you eat before, hahahaha! Seriously, it was such a fluke. I was just happy I wasn't dizzy at all as that would have been the worst scenario.Woohoo! Great job despite everything! You definitely earned those medals. I'm contemplating goofy for 2017 maybe but probably not dopey but definitely dopey in 2018. I at least want to do the half next year for the 20th anniversary and I really want to run the full. Congrats again!
I forgot to add, I had an Eggplant stem I crocheted to wear on my head, but it was hard enough just getting a pony tail done, so the stem got left behind sadly. My brother was Mayonnaise from Kitchen Kabaret and my older brother attempted a Mr. Broccoli shirt but didn't make it big enough to really see unless close.
Coke will now be a prerace staple and saltine crackers will always come along too!
And I've gotten a few 2 mile runs in since getting back despite the freezing temps and my main glute injury is gone and I had developed a secondary injury lower and it is getting better. I think it came on from altering my gait unknowingly with the main injury, so I feel like I'm having to relearn how to run properly again. But that's promising! My back is all recovered too from the marathon, my mom thinks it could have gotten so sore from all the throwing up too. A few rides on Space Mountain usually fixes things too I say!