1:11:14. I am calling this 7.5, but it could be less, I was running much much slower than usual, both before, and now after, surgery. I don't know why, but it was just slow (and a little hard). I might have pushed the envelop a little. GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS So, it is not "official" yet (still waiting on some extra tests) - but, it looks like the margins were SUPER clean!!! Additionally, the "problem area" near the chest wall looks really really really good. What does this mean you ask?? Well, it means that I might be able to forgo radiation!! YIPEE!! Why is this awesome you ask? Well, besides the numerous other side effects of radiation, one of the big ones that I had not told you about (because I was scared of it) was lung function ... it was very likely that if I had to radiation (especially so close to the chest wall) that I was never really going to be able to run "fast" again. So, I am not yet 100% sure, but I am about 95% sure, that I will be holding off on radiation and taking a more "conservative" approach of very close monitoring instead! Yippee, have I mentioned Yippee!!??!?! OTHER GOOD NEWS OTHER GOOD NEWS OTHER GOOD NEWS Today, starting at 4:15 PT, you can watch the Peyton Jordon Invitational live (and free) from your computer on Flotrack! Have a wonderful Sunday bloggers!! |