OMG, dead thread!
I will try to revive us!
Thanks to all who posted their challenge totals. I am working on the chart right now. Just took a break to pop in.
Me? I am absolutely depressed. My leg pain is off the chart. And I have no idea how or why it happened. And YES, I have a doctor appointment scheduled for Friday. Though it is just my GP, so she won't be able to tell me much. Just give me a referral to someone else, so then I will have to wait for that appointment, and so in. In the mean time, I am going to see my running coach (who is also a sports massage therapist) and get a treatment and pick his brain. And I am going to pony up and buy new running shoes even though I just bought a pair 6 weeks ago.
Not being able to work out flat out depresses me. I may try and get some upper body strength training done this evening (have plenty of hand weights at home) just so I don't feel like a total slug. But to give you an idea of the pain, I was literally on the couch today until 1pm. Did not move off the couch. You would think that I could at least sit at my desk and my work done, since I work online. But I was actually in so much pain that I was nauseous. I couldn't sit upright. So that is what is going on here. Sorry to be a downer.
Paula--you are such an inspiration. Keep posting. I need you to.
LisaV--you are making me laugh, which I so need right now. And really, why no doc? I mean, is it a phobia type thing? For me, I didn't go for 6 years because it literally fell off my radar screen. I was also great about going to the OB/GYN before and during pregnancy. And then once I had Kel, I was home with 3 babies. So I didn't go ANYWHERE.

And after that, well, it just fell off my radar screen. I wasn't intentionally avoiding. I am just always super healthy and so I didn't think about it. But now that 40 is here, I know I'll need a mammogram and other stuff, so I finally went. (And everything is ship-shape, by the way.

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Lyz--good luck with the show. Sorry I couldn't chat today. I am thinking that next week will bring better news and better days for MANY of us. Here's hoping.
Ok, back to the challenge.