Survived the marathon today!!!

Cassie W.
on 10/19/09 9:11 am
Dan,

I can't help you with NYC.  Although it's only 5 hours away, I've only been there twice.

Mary would be your best source:  www.obesityhelp.com/member/marys/.

Try messaging her.

Cassie
"Hard things take time to do. Impossible things take a little longer."

Darrell H.
on 10/18/09 9:44 pm - Sinton, TX
Oh my goodness. What a story and what a day! Talk about Daring Greatly! And you helped others dare greatly as well! What an inspiration. Please give me all the advice you can. It could be that cold in January at Houston, but I doubt it. (Now that I said tha****ch it be in the teens!) Either way, now I know that getting in electrolytes is so important. Thanks for that. Great job my friend. Good luck on your next one. Y'all dont know how many pre-game football speeches you guys and gals have been.
Tri Daring Greatly! www.tridaringgreatly.com

I will no longer be a spectator, a dreamer, a wonderer. I AM a doer; not only a goal setter, but a goal achiever. I will lead by example rather than word. I will "DARE GREATLY!"
mcarthur01
on 10/19/09 12:59 am - Cumming, GA
great work, way to tough it out and finish strong.   AND, holy crap on the three guys who passed away on the half-marathon...  that's incredible.
Where are we going??  And why am I in this handbasket??

right now.  somewhere.  somebody is working harder than you.

Judi J.
on 10/19/09 5:25 am - MN
congratulations, sounds like you really toughed it out.

Best of luck at New York. Can't wait to read how you do!

My RNY husband has had major cramping problems during his 2 marathons as well. I have him taking mag citrate capsules but maybe will get him some salt pills also

good luck!
Linn D.
on 10/19/09 8:14 am - Missoula, MT
You know, Dan, both my marathons have been difficult like that.  Great job!  Just finishing on days like that seems like a miracle.  Great perseverance!  

Recover well, and I'll be waiting for the next one...

Linn
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