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Secouya

So you know how talked about exercise in one of my earlier posts, well my fitness plan has gone by the wayside lately and I'm a Tai Chi instructor! I am trying to get my self back on track. Can you relate to today's picture? How is your fitness plan going during this quarantine? How about healthy eating habits?
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Anyway... I was dong that, and just as it began! WHAM! lockdown
WHAM! I sprained my ankle.
WHAM! Oh (bleeeeeeep!)
Still, what I can do, I do. I remember being bedridden, and I do exercises from that period of my life, and just... every little bit, y'know?
So maybe tai before you chi? ;-P
I'd love to try tai chi someday from a good isntruc tor. Yoga was a blessing in my life, and I am unable to do it by doc orders due to body dmage, but maybe tai chi, right?
I'm keeping my weight down by following that nutritionist's guidelines and by walking 30 minutes a day and posting about it here on DS PTSD on the Walk A Day thread. My surgeon said after hitting my lowest weight post-op I'd gain back 10 lbs in my first post-op year. Thankfully, keeping to those guidelines and walking twice a day I've kept my rebound down to less that 10lbs, down to 7lbs instead, of which I'm proud. Fingers crossed!