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I was doing so well too. I have finally gotten my head into this exercise regime and was doing so good. I attempted a 1k run tonight with my son. We were doing a 4.5 walk and he said “Lets run the last 1k”. So hyped and ready to go, I grinned and said “ok”

Maybe it was the belief that I have superpowers and off I jogged. I was puffing and panting, the whole time thinking I am going pass out. But I hung in there.

I could see my house rounding the corner. I smiled and thought YES I am almost there. I kept going and just as I neared our fence I raised my arms in the air and yelled out ” I made it”. Just as the word “it” left my mouth all I seen coming was the hard surface of the road. As I was crossing the lawned area of the footpath my foot fell into a ditch, as it was night, and I went down, hard!

My foot is swollen and I have it iced. Why now? I am just getting into this. I really did not want this to happen NOW. I did so well to!! My leg is raised up with the ice as I type this and I am feeling sad and sorry for myself. My son, the one who was with me when it happened, could do nothing but stand above me and laugh his arse off. I was rolling around in agony, my knee was slightly bleeding and my hands have skin taken off. I do not fall gracefully. :@!! lol

I realise waking/jogging at night is a mistake in itself but I have done it so many times. I still cannot believe it. I am in agony!!!

Well other than that I am still doing on on the diet side of things. I haven't updated my food journal yet but I have lost 2 kilos in the last 4 days. Go Me!!!!! lol

Thanks to everyone who has commented here. I really do appreciate your motivation, kind words and support.

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Comment by Lisa Newton on January 3, 2009 at 5:31am
I'm sorry about your foot. I've been there, done that, as far as falling is concerned. It'll take time, but you'll get back to doing what you were doing. On the flip side, it's great that you were excited about your exercise program. Once your foot heals, you'll be able to get right back into it.

Keep up the good work with the food. That's half the battle. BTW, a friend of mine choose to not start exercising until after he lost the weight. Once he lost 80lbs, he started exercising. Now he's almost up to his goal of 100lbs and running about 5 miles per session.

Congratulations on the 2 kilos..........................:)

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