More than 90 percent of the pain in my right foot is gone. People are surprised, as am I, at how quickly I'm recovering.
I can walk normally now, though as the day wears on, I tend to favor my right leg. That's when the pressure/pain on the bottom of my foot, at the padding near my toes, increases.
But the litmus test is: Can I run?!
I will hold off for today. Which is a shame, as it's downright balmy outside. Instead, I'll log 30 minutes on the elliptical machine. If my foot still feels pretty good, I'll do another 20 minutes on a recumbent bike.
Strapping on the feedbag: I need to do something. Over the past few days, I've been stuffing my face with pumpkin muffins, Nutella-laden croissants, and apple turnovers.
I can walk normally now, though as the day wears on, I tend to favor my right leg. That's when the pressure/pain on the bottom of my foot, at the padding near my toes, increases.
But the litmus test is: Can I run?!
I will hold off for today. Which is a shame, as it's downright balmy outside. Instead, I'll log 30 minutes on the elliptical machine. If my foot still feels pretty good, I'll do another 20 minutes on a recumbent bike.
Strapping on the feedbag: I need to do something. Over the past few days, I've been stuffing my face with pumpkin muffins, Nutella-laden croissants, and apple turnovers.
I know what you mean about the feedbag. In my feedbag: multigrain wheat thins and a big container of port wine cheese spread.
ReplyDeleteFeedbag is better than junk food bowl.
ReplyDeleteSomebody left me some Butterfingers and Nestle Crunch bars at work. Fortunately, I got rid of them. Unfortunately, I ate them.