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Training Log Archive: PrueD

In the 7 days ending May 8, 2017:


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Monday May 8, 2017 #

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(sick)

What can l say - still sick! Still got a bad cough, an earache and am very fatigued.

The positives are;
- l've lost weight
- l've cured my coffee addiction ( none for nearly two weeks)
- l've cured any interest in alcohol
- l've eaten no wheat flour for nearly 2 weeks
-l've dramatically reduced my portion size.

So, if l recover, l might actually make some health gains.

Saturday May 6, 2017 #

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(sick)

Recovery not as quick as l thought. Still got bad cough, sore throat and ears.

Thursday May 4, 2017 #

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(sick)

Well, the saga continues. I didn't end up in hospital but rehydrated at home. Turns out the Eye and Ear hospital was only guessing the ailment was viral, as it involved conjunctivitis, of which there is a particularly nastly viral strain going around. After considerable effort, l finally got someone to prescribe antibiotics (they didn't want to waste them on a viral illness) and the effect was almost instant (l could almost feel them work) and l am now much improved and eating small but regular meals. I was not contagious after all.
The upside is l thought l was a bit fat before (after looking at photos of me in the finish chute), but after 7 days of no food, seem to have shed those excess pounds.

Tuesday May 2, 2017 #

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(sick)

Went into the Eye and Ear Hospital this morning to get my conjunctivitis sorted, as it underpins (or rather oversees) all my other ailment. I was still feeling lousy and not up to driving or going on train, so sister organised a 'car'. A huge shiny black BMW series 7, with window shades, rolled up. I felt like the Prime Minister, or at least the Mafia, travelling into town. I was also hoping the hospital was going to keep me, but but not to be and l was sent home with a new pile of pills and sprays in a far less solibrious model.

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