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Twelve Days


My hip surgery is on January 13th.  I will refrain from my original idea which was to blog each day about one of my fears.  Today I decided to suck it up and make the best of my next twelve days by working out each day (working out limited to exercise bike and BodyPump).  Since I need to go to the gym twelve times a month to get the discount, I found this to be positive, physically, emotionally, and financially.  The idea was perfect until I remembered conferences on the twelfth (Heck, maybe I'll go after conferences).  Of course the idea is still a good idea since working out keeps my mind off the fears that seem to creep into my mind when I am not keeping busy.  In reality, I'm actually happy about conferences the night before my surgery.  It is better than sitting at home freaking out.  This afternoon I "put my plan in motion" by going to the gym in time to get 30 minutes on the bike before they closed.  I can do this!

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jdoc said…
I like this plan very much. I once went to the gym, sat in a chair, and read my book for 30 minutes to get in my monthly quota. I am very motivated by discounts.
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