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Great job to Jamie and Erika for getting in their Wednesday exercise!! (posted on the Tuesday thread)
Today my goal was to get in two, 25 min walks...
What I got in was an hour walk this am, and a good 30 min walk (could have been longer) this evening with my hubby at the park!
The hr walk is the longest I've done since over a year ago! Feeling pretty good about that!
Who's next to report Wednesday exercise???
Also, if any of you get here to DS and want to report the days exercise, PLEASE feel free to start the days thread! Of course reporting on the days before is always fine too! :)
Don't know about all of you, but this accountability thing is great! :)
Today my goal was to get in two, 25 min walks...
What I got in was an hour walk this am, and a good 30 min walk (could have been longer) this evening with my hubby at the park!
The hr walk is the longest I've done since over a year ago! Feeling pretty good about that!
Who's next to report Wednesday exercise???
Also, if any of you get here to DS and want to report the days exercise, PLEASE feel free to start the days thread! Of course reporting on the days before is always fine too! :)
Don't know about all of you, but this accountability thing is great! :)
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Good day to all.So let me explain why we're discussing this today. The problem is, if your system gets too many (as in produces too many) it's a non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) called Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia, and my husband was diagnosed in early 2018.Every monocloncal antibody or protein in your blood is essentially a blank, a slug, as they call coins that have been minted but not...
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My 6mo twin DD's are EBF and just started rice cereal on the first. Everything has been going fine except this morning one of them had a diaper rash (lots of redness around her anus). I read this as one of the signs of an allergy. BUT I did just buy a different brand diaper yesterday (which they have used randomly before w/no issues). Do you think its the cereal or the diaper? Im ready to start...
I am guessing I will get hit up again tomorrow and Friday, and then Saturday morning, I have 3 hr between my normal shift and an OT shift, so I think I am going to ride my bike home, 12.45 miles, shower and head back to work. That should keep me from getting sleepy in that off time and help me stay alert for most of the shift. That will give me almost 30 miles for my first week back on the bike.
This morning, I wanted to get up and walk before work since the kids are off and I had more time. Didn't do it though. Didn't sleep well so reset the alarm when it went off. I think today will be an off day for me. That's OK though, I think that was in my original plan.