Those multiple black spots on my shins? Stress fractures.
I think my body thinks I'm an 80 year old woman so my bones are just breaking all over the place.
To say that I am bummed is a pretty big understatement, but I know things will be looking up soon.
And no, I don't have a weiner. It's my tailbone. :)
Am I wrong in thinking that a stress fracture in your femur is kind of badass?
ReplyDeleteTake your calcium, and once those babies heal you'll be super strong!
Any idea of the plan going forward? Are you sidelined completely, or just reduced mileage?
Hey there new follower....I mean, it's only right that I follow YOU now :)
ReplyDeleteI lit up when I saw your blog is called Life in the Twin Lane....since I am a twin :)
Twins really rock. Looking forward to getting to know you. Sending healing vibes for the stress fracture.
That is such a bummer! i am so sorry. But luckily, we do heal. Be bummed and do something nice for yourself. Maybe some retail therapy???
ReplyDeleteHave a good day -Jen
Oh my gosh!!! That last line made me laugh out loud :).
ReplyDeleteSo sorry about the stress fractures. That SUCKS. But, at least you have a good attitude!
oh honey - a femur stress fx is totally f*cking bad ass. and, i'm not sure that this will comfort you, but i've heard that twin mama's struggle with stress fx's in the years after birth due to calcium depletion (and a general depletion of the life force, having had it sucked right out of us).
ReplyDeleteenjoy some time off and some rest. from personal experience, it will go faster than you think and you will return stronger than you can imagine.
i'll be thinking about you,
ashley
I'm so sorry, this really stinks. Rest, take it easy, and you'll come back stronger than ever.
ReplyDeleteSo...I just realized i already left a comment on this post. But this is your "reply" comment--send the email!
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