But then those days are my birthday and I eat too much and get embarrassed with myself and have to run.
Luckily, just when I thought I was going to go to bed early for the night, I saw my neighbor walking home and asked if she maybe thought running sounded like a good idea and she was totally down!
It was the hardest workout so far!
Surprise runs are the best, though. I don't get to spend all day nervous about the weather or my asthma or if I'll find somebody to run with or any of that. The run just happens and I go.
And it felt SO GOOD!!
But because I didn't plan on it, I didn't hydrate before... so I got a little light-headed.
I hate getting dizzy, and I always try to just blame it on my asthma, even when I totally know it's my fault.
When I get dizzy, I always just focus on my breathing and remind myself that it won't last forever.
Now don't get it twisted!
I would never keeping running while light-headed if I was out by myself!
I only keep going if I have a partner that I know will help me if anything serious happens.
I ALSO don't run without my ID band.
It has my full name and birth year, my dad's phone number, my boyfriend's number, my insurance plan and number, and a reminder to "just keep trying."
So it's pretty cool and I like it and it keeps me feeling safe.
I like to think it brings peace of mind to my running partners knowing that all of my vital info is right there and available.
Pictures to come tomorrow!
Glad to see you run with an ID band.
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