Deja Vu: Haven’t we operated on this back before?
If this story sounds familiar, it is because it IS. Two back surgeries in 12 months. Continue reading Deja Vu: Haven’t we operated on this back before?
If this story sounds familiar, it is because it IS. Two back surgeries in 12 months. Continue reading Deja Vu: Haven’t we operated on this back before?
Marriage is a really just a commitment to make years of stupid decisions with someone who also has no idea what the hell they are doing. Or where they are going, for that matter. Continue reading Where the Hell is Northwest?
I just googled ‘World’s Shortest Running Comeback’ and I cannot believe that does not appear to be something runners keep … Continue reading Don’t Call It a Comeback. No, Really.
Six months ago, I had surgery to repair a rather large tear my right labrum caused by cam and pincer … Continue reading Six Months Post Op Goal: Rosa & Ohio Mike
We added a new member to our family this week. Meet Willy, the Australian Shepherd rescue. I recently have thought … Continue reading The Significance of a Dog
I have enjoyed Christmas week. I am grateful that I got to celebrate the holiday with my immediate family, though … Continue reading Confessions of Christmas 2014
After a few days in Breckenridge last week, it was back to our regular lives in Colorado Springs. The kids … Continue reading Running, Hiking & Raising Young People Who Can Think for Themselves
I rarely ever say the words, “I deserve”. I do not think the world owes me a good time or a … Continue reading Breckenridge Getaway
Monday morning, my husband and I did what has become our standard pre chemo ten mile run. It was warm … Continue reading Treatment #13 knocked me down, but people pulled me back up.
This was my week off from chemotherapy. Last Friday I didn’t have to go in for blood work. I wasn’t … Continue reading My first week off from chemo
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