I'm pleased to report my painkillers are working now and my body is getting used to numbness and pins with needles.
I'm exhausted.
Since 06.30am I've got 2 very sick kids dressed and myself to visit 3 chemists and a walk-in gp. 5 taxi journeys later we arrived home and slept.
A woke very dehydrated due to attention to kids and not enough water, for me.
As kids being kids, they took my water bottle instead of their own. Hense now having their Scarlet fever sore throat. My 5yr old is still not sticking to the hygiene level I'm used to. He's learning difficulties aren't helping his training and confused needs from me and his dad. Dad is confusing the situation, I feel. I like a certain standard but his dad is on/off with what's needed due to his illness. Hoovering doesn't kill bacteria, never has.
I havent the heart to complain about his housework as often I cannot hoover without horrendous pain. Soooo looking forward to kids returning back to school in 2wks so my new painless movement can spring clean, not just keep the house tidy and basic hygiene..... on top of broken night sleeps and cleaning up vomit . Baths galore are helping them and my house.
Even in pain my little one's needs will come first. Just thankful dihydrocodeine has started to work for me.
May be home for a few days with kids but we will starts our adventures once antibiotics kick in. So much I want us to do. Rock climbing, swimming, walking around farms and maybe a seaside funfare visit. I guess I'll be happy to revise first few days... only. Weather is great.
I cannot wait to walk more. I feel liberated, again.
I will log daily once kids pick up.
Hopefully I'll get time.
Great work in the gym sorry about the spikes. Can't double rate otherwise winner for gym but hug (manly) for the spikes.Shoulders today, I took a sugar of 11 into the gym (day off yesterday) which went up to 13.5 and the libre told me my glucose was high. 'no s**t Sherlock' came to mind, but I carried on and soon dropped to 10, military press, from the 20kg bar x 20 working up in 2.5kg a side to 45kg x 3, front & side raises, bent over sides on a machine. trap rowing and some 40kg dumbbell shrugs, went home and had a handful of peanuts and spiked back to 13.5.
The joys
Good to see a motivation post, to get us all going. Vitally important to exercise daily if lifestyle allows, those who perhaps cannot do a 90 min walk, suggestion box, if one has a small tread at home, space it out, i.e. pop on after breakie 10 mins of 15 mins lunch and dinnner at 5.7km to burn off any carbs sugars, this allows one to jump on and off at ones convenience, if no tread, just space it out during the day just another idea to keep up the exercise. thanks for sharing and getting one motivated for the day...This is a thread where those of us who are not Ironman-ready or triathletes or any other kind of sports superstar can log our more moderate achievements and encourage each other.
I was a very keen sportswoman when I was younger but have really let it slide and these days all I want to do is make my exercise more regular. I have also spoken to/messaged other women on this forum who have similar intentions but we are a bit overawed by our (wonderful, and mostly male) diabetic overachievers. My own exercise habits go in fits and starts, so I plan to log all my moderate boring stuff here in the hope that writing it down will make me do it more often.
First of all: today I walked briskly for approximately 90 minutes!
Hi all. Playing catch up after a few days resting my shins. Yesterday clocked up about 16,500 steps.
Today back to the gym for the first time in a while. 30 mins of stretched/exercises for shins/abs work and 45 mins of weights- legs and arms.
Currently sitting in John Lewis cafe enjoying my second drink following a 6.5 mile walk. Current step count 23,783 (pedometer stays in locker at gym so no double counting).
Legs probably weren’t quite ready for that so taking it easy for the rest of the day.
@Goonergal you need to heed the advice of 1 of my 2 all time favourite Eagles songs - although Jackson Browne original is more purist version. Oh my, Jackson Browne how very ITK was I back in the dayLegs probably weren’t quite ready for that so taking it easy for the rest of the day.
1,500 m Distance
36:35 Time
2:26 min/100m Avg Pace
473 C
Evening all. Quite warm and humid here today added to my sneezing earlier circumscribed my activity today so just 16K steps. I live in a bungalow and went slightly uphill to Waitrose in a town probably not at sea level but fitbit gave me 1 set of stairs - go figure.
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