Motivational Monday #124

Jumat, 13 Mei 2016

Motivational Monday #124

happy Motivational Monday! it's been a amazing (despite the fact that very busy) week for me. I had an brilliant boudoir photograph shoot, and rode the motorbike the Bridge in Detroit. i'm still doing well with calorie counting, but the weight reduction is clearly slowing as i get so near goal. This week is going to be tough for me, due to the fact Thomas might be on the town, so we want to take him to a number of our favourite restaurants. i'm just going to have to choose and choose what to splurge on and what i am ok with out. i will be glad if i will just keep my weight all subsequent weekend.

anyway, right here are some inspiring memories for Motivational Monday!


In 2012, at age 27, Hannah become told through her medical doctors that she had just SIX WEEKS to stay. She became diagnosed with esophageal most cancers, and felt like the whole global just stopped spinning. She went through in depth chemotherapy, and persisted nine weeks of it before her healthcare professional executed a primary operation--putting off most of her belly and her esophagus. She then went thru every other 9 weeks of chemotherapy. She began running out again whilst her doctors gave her the ok, or even began education with a nearby triathlon club. 3 years later, she has done matters that she notion had been impossible: she's finished a duathlon, a triathlon, turned 30 years vintage, and closing weekend, she completed her first half of-marathon! She completed in 2:31, properly below her aim of two:forty five, and raised cash for the most cancers hospital she went to for chemo, The Beatson in Glasgow, U.okay.



In January of this yr, Taryn sustained a existence-altering injury whilst she dislocated her knee, tearing the principle artery imparting blood to her lower leg. It took nearly 12 hours to get the blood flowing lower back to her leg--she had misplaced half of her blood quantity, her kidneys close down, she almost lost her leg, and even worse, become close to dying. She spent over two months inside the health center (4 days inside the ICU, four weeks of complete bed rest, and 6 weeks general with the metallic rod (in image) in region. She took her first put up-damage steps on March three, which took place to be her birthday. This week, she is proud to mention that she has back to the gym, and is now operating with a teacher to get her energy again up. She's counting energy, and the load is starting to go down. Her doctors predicted she'd be out of work for a minimum of a yr, however she's going back at the end of this month, much less than 10 months after her twist of fate. She's labored very difficult to get to the place she's at now, and he or she is proud that she hasn't given up on herself!



Phyllis is a runner, and in 2006, completed a half-marathon (which might be her final for several years). She turned into facet-coated from running because of sciatica, however she took a couple of years to get properly. In November 2014, she ran another half-marathon, which sparked a new goal. She determined that she desired to run a 1/2-marathon each month for a 12 months. yesterday, Phyllis completed her 12th half-marathon in 12 months! most of the races have been in Florida, but she even traveled to Chicago and Atlanta to race. She grew to become 50 in can also, so she is proudly celebrating those accomplishments!

Andréa just finished her first 5K race! She is on a adventure to lose over one hundred pounds, and has already misplaced fifty eight. She started strolling 4 months in the past, and could barely end a mile in 30 minutes. On Saturday, she finished her 5K in fifty one mins, which includes a fast sixteen:03 mile (a private satisfactory for her)! That form of improvement is stunning alone, however she became additionally pushing her three-12 months antique in a stroller at some stage in the race. (Andréa blogs at the female in the back of the mask)




As always, I am super inspired by your stories, ladies! Congratulations on your accomplishments!