The first week I wasn't even smart enough to realize that it was broken... I thought I was just being my usual wimpy self... But the pain was too much for this baby to endure.
A week after I first hurt it, I realized that there was definitely something going on there that wasn't right. After finding out it was broken, I was kinda relieved. I’m serious! I finally knew that I had a reason to cry all the time!
Looking back, I suppose cramming my horribly bruised and swollen foot into a shoe that felt 4 sizes too small probably wasn’t the most brilliant thing to do!
After seeing the specialist and being assured I would heal without any type of surgery, I could finally breath again.
Every day I pray that my foot continues to heal and that I don’t do anything stupid to cause any sort of setback!
I’m looking forward to the day when I can finally start doing my morning run again. I’ve missed that soooo much!!
Soon.... very soon.... I will be able to make my morning RUN to the quick-stop & grab a 32 oz. Coke to start my morning off the way it should!
I hope your back to that morning run soon too. :)
ReplyDelete❀ Tammy
Forever in First
Me too!!
DeleteAw ... I feel for you. I broke my toe once and it took a very long time to feel good again. Six weeks is not very long for your foot to heal cause you're walking on it all the time :) Be patient with yourself ... you'll get there .... really.
ReplyDelete❀Barbara❀
Grade ONEderful
Oh, I can't believe you're still struggling. When I fell down on Mothers' Day, it wasn't until JULY that I went to make sure something wasn't torn . . . then it took almost a year to not feel pain anymore . . . that may not help but I'm sharing it to say time does heal . . . . keep hanging in there . . . enJOY the pampering that your husband is probably giving you . . . he IS pampering you since he wouldn't park where you wanted him to park?! . . . anyway, sending positive energy your way!
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The Corner On Character
and don't forget my doughnuts on that run! ok ok I'll bring them and you coke tomorrow!:)
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ReplyDeleteOuch!!! We teachers, we're tough. We can walk on a broken foot for a week, teach through a migraine...wait, maybe we are just too busy to stop and pay attention!
ReplyDeleteHope your up and about again soon!
~Heather
We rely on walking to accomplish so many of our tasks. Best wishes in healing.
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