I'm realizing that everyone I know who's pregnant is having a girl, and so I'll probably have a boy. We won't know for another 2 months probably. That's a little bit annoying...
Went on a nice 19 mile bike ride with Eric and Fred yesterday, and a 5.5 mile run today with Fred. Feel good. Beautiful weather, can't wait for the next 9 days of school to be OVER WITH so summer can begin!
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I am 37. I have rheumatoid arthritis. Having RA doesn't mean I can't also be an athlete. I have a daughter, Andra Kate, born 12/12/08, and am due with daughter #2 due 12/12/12.
About Me
Turkey Trot 2007
PRs
- Marathon: 4:00:46 10/22/06 Mystic Places Marathon, CT
- Half Marathon: 1:52:47 9/16/07 Philly Distance Run
- 20k: 1:47:47 9/4/06 New Haven Road Race
- 10k: 50:30 5/13/07 Norwalk (CT) Mother's Day 10k
- 5mi: 41:19 11/22/07 Turkey Trot, Fairfield CT
- 4mi: 33:16 3/15/09 Fairfield CT
- 5k: 24:36 5/3/09 Law Day 5k, Darien CT
- 3mi: 22:43 3/22/08 Bunny Boogie, Darien CT
2 comments:
I've been reading and enjoying your older posts and share your frustration with not enough on the 'net about RA success stories. I think people go to support forums when they need support, and then get on with their life and forget about the Internet community when they feel good. I hope blogs will get the more positive stories out there more! I try to stop by my favorite arthritis forum from time to time and respond to the newbies to let them know there is life after RA, so I hope you don't mind, but I included a link to your blog in my most recent post. There is another lady there, who is in her 50's, that just started running and I'm hoping to keep these stories at the forefront.
i don't mind at all!! of course it's turned away from an RA blog to a pregnancy blog, but like you said, when things are good you need less support.
what is the forum you like to go to??
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