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Location:

Las Vegas,NV,USA

Member Since:

Jan 13, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Boston Qualifier

Running Accomplishments:

1600M - 5:51 (Corp Challenge 2009)

5K - 19:38 (Tule Springs Stake 2009)

10K - 42:30 (Spectrum 2008)

Half-Marathon - 1:28:23 (Fontana 2009)

Marathon - 3:29:28 (St. George 2008, Monsoon)

Short-Term Running Goals:

Train well enough to run a BQ 3:15 marathon.

Long-Term Running Goals:

Continue to train well stay healthy and enjoy running for many years to come. 

Personal:

Married with 4 children ages 8-14.

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Asics 2170 Grey/Green Lifetime Miles: 448.80
Asics 2170 Grey/Green 2 Lifetime Miles: 25.10
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
3.000.003.00

Three very easy miles today.  Just a shake down run to see what is hurting if anything.  Most of the soerness in my legs is gone and I am feeling pretty well other than my legs were very fatigued by the last mile.  I guess I still have some recovering to do.

Michael just had is appendix out on Wednesday morning.  He had been complaining on Monday night about pains in his lower abdomen.  We decided to wait and see how he felt in the morning.  Turns out the pain didn't go away so we took him to the doctor on Tuesday and she sent us directly to the emergency room with an initial diagnosis of appendicitis.  In the emergency room they ran blood tests and sent him in for a CT scan.  The results of these test were not decisive and the doctor was 50/50 as to whether or not to go through with the surgery and remove the appendix.  She deided to keep him in the hospital for the night and re-evalute him in the morning.  On Wednesday morning they re-evaluated him and determined that it would be best to remove the appendix rather than risk a future rupture and we tended to agree with this line of reasoning.  The surgery went well and he's home now recovering but still in a bit of pain as he is waiting for his wounds to heal.  Thankfully he looks to make a full recovery and thankfully there was a doc in the OR who broke scrub and came to help me give him a blessing before his surgery.  It's nice to know that there are priesthood holders throughout the world who are worthy and willing to help in times of need.

Comments
From Andy on Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 13:30:23

Hope your son heals quickly. It is good that you caught it before it ruptured.

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