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Feb. 1st, 2007 10:32 amHad the baby scan yesterday, and all is well.
Things are seeming a lot better. Excepting the fact that I didn't really sleep last night and now feel a bit tired and sick, I'm starting to feel a lot more cheerful and energetic.
I've had to resolve to wind down the running. It's sad, but nobody warned me how stiff and achey my hips were going to be at this point. I was expecting backache (which hasn't appeared), but running more than about 3 miles causes agonising hip pains. So no more 10k in Cardiff - I'll be doing the 5k, then treating myself to sushi and Lush when I've finished.
So I think a couple of short runs a week are going to be more my type of schedule, together with a yoga session, a gym session, and plenty of swimming and walking. Food issues have resolved themselves thanks to good advice from![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
ninneviane (her new dog is best, BTW) and the miracle of stew.
Mmmm. Stew.
Things are seeming a lot better. Excepting the fact that I didn't really sleep last night and now feel a bit tired and sick, I'm starting to feel a lot more cheerful and energetic.
I've had to resolve to wind down the running. It's sad, but nobody warned me how stiff and achey my hips were going to be at this point. I was expecting backache (which hasn't appeared), but running more than about 3 miles causes agonising hip pains. So no more 10k in Cardiff - I'll be doing the 5k, then treating myself to sushi and Lush when I've finished.
So I think a couple of short runs a week are going to be more my type of schedule, together with a yoga session, a gym session, and plenty of swimming and walking. Food issues have resolved themselves thanks to good advice from
ninneviane (her new dog is best, BTW) and the miracle of stew.Mmmm. Stew.
