ANA Discussion Forum
Post-Treatment => Post-Treatment => Topic started by: Jeanlea on May 03, 2009, 09:25:02 pm
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This past weekend I ran my second half-marathon in Indianapolis. The weather was great for running and I felt great. I even had a minor improvement of two minutes better than last year's time. Never thought I would enjoy running so much. Guess having an AN is a good motivator.
Jean
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Super Congratulations for running a half marathon!!! Wow, You did it! How proud you should be!!! What an amazing accomplishment, Jeanlea!!! Good for you, what an inspiration you are! Thanks for sharing the good news!!!
jackie
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Jean, Hi!
Great news, look at you go!
Best wishes and may you continue to run, run, run!
Sincerely,
Sue
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Congratulations, Jean!! Way to go!!!
Brenda
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Great job Jean......congratulations.
Patrick
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Congratulations Jean! I have bad knees, so running is out of the question for me -- they won't take the pounding. Walking is more my game.
Wendy
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Congratulations Jean! I have bad knees, so running is out of the question for me -- they won't take the pounding. Walking is more my game.
Wendy
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Congratulations ! ! WOW, did YOU overcome !
Always good thoughts, Nancy
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Congratulations, Jean ;D
What can I say? You're truly an inspiration - even if you didn't have an AN - but even more so because you did.
Great work; you must be so proud ;D
Jan
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This is really great. Congrats.
Neal
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Jean~
way to GO!! I was thinking about you the other day when I finally was able to let go & run on the treadmill (remember I said I couldn't do that? I finally did!) - however, my running career was short lived as I hurt my knee. No worries - it was a bigger deal that I proved to myself that I could do it! I remember when we were talking LAST winter and you were training for your first run...now you have 2 behind you. Truly an awesome feat!!
K
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Very Inspirational! Keep up the good work. Best Wishes, Mickey
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jean you really amaze me, its funny i was telling my husband about you today and how you run, i wish i could do it, take care and well done.x
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Good job, Jean!
You richly deserve all thee kudos you're receiving here. I'm tired just thinking about running for 13 miles! :)
slacker
Jim
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That's great Jean! A half-marathon is quite an accomplishment. And you beat your last time!
Marci
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Thanks everyone. I was thinking of everyone here as I ran. It kept me going.
Kay, that's great that you were able to run without holding on. Even if your knee hurts, it must feel good to know you could do it.
Jean
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Hi Jeanlea,
Good for you!! I just did a half marathon last weekend as well. It sounded like you started running after your AN... that's even more commendable in my opinion. I think running helps me with my balance issues (both pre and post op).
I'm glad you improved your time too - that's great!
Where was your half marathon? Any more in the future plans? I try to sign up for any Saturday local ones I can find because it keeps me running (I'm not always so motivated otherwise).
Again, congratulations!
Keri
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As I see it, Jean, you have actually run a full marathon, only with a very sensible one year rest period at the halfway mark. ;D
Congratulations on your repeat performance - and on shaving off two minutes.
Steve
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Steve,
I like your thinking. A full marathon-just with a year break. lol
Keri,
Good for you on your half-marathon. I ran in the Indy Mini in Indianapolis. Nice and flat. I'm probably going to run a 5K Memorial Day weekend. My friends and I are participating in a 50 mile relay in early June. There are four of us on the team. Too bad you aren't closer. We could have an AN running team. :-)
Jean
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An AN relay team sounds like a great idea!! It would take quite a team to cover Indy to Silver Spring, MD! Add the bikers (Patrick, Seal) and the triathletes - well, they can do all the hard work)!
Good luck on your Memorial Day run and the June relay. That sounds like fun.
Keri