So far I can't tell any side effects of the roids accept that I've been more hungry than usuall and have therefore eaten more than normal. I foot feels about the same. I won't really know until I run on it tomorrow night. I think I will wear my heavier cushioned shoes with the orthotics and I bet I'll be fine. I hate to race in those shoes those, they make me slow.
From DonGardinero on Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 12:30:35
Rhett...Those 'roids must be doing something to you...lol.
Seriously, I hope you foot feels better for your test run.
I am glad to see you are still going to race. Take it easy... remember you goal is Boston. You could always run with me I will totally slow you down! On second though that is not a good idea at all I remember what happend when I tried to run with Andy!
Good luck on your "test run" tonight. Hope your foot/ankle co-operates.
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