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Gisele, that's to bad Monique isn't on it - wow - it must be really tough to get on the force down there. I did the Mass Law Enforcement Half Marathon in March of this year. They did a wonderful job putting that on. I had a great time. I know where Pelham is - I know I've done a race in that town. Just try to remember which one.. Maybe it was the 16 miler Boston Prep in February - that was a tough course. Everyone who 'finished' the Mass Law Enforcement got a medal - it was nice. The Applefest Half Marathon - is in Hollis this weekend. You can see it posted on www.coolrunning.com - click on Races/Results at the top and then click on Find Local Events - click on New Hampshire - you can also get the results by doing the same except click NH under Race "Results".. It has the 'times' of everyone in the races. If you look under Mass - Results - Mass Law Enforcement - Results - I came in at 2:26:50 with is a 11:13 minute mile. I was happy it was a challenging course and no excuses but it did rain and I got blisters - but I FINISHED.. I was happy. My best time on a half marathon is 10:54 minute miles - up in North Conway - a couple years ago.
I've heard Lahey Clinic in Burlington is GREAT - what kind of ablation did you have if you don't mind me asking. They have very good OHS from what I've researched. Well, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is Lebanon - is not up the Lakes Region - actually its West of - heading towards Vermont - actually Lebanon isn't far from White River Junction Vermont. I'm from the Eastern part of New Hampshire - so from my house it takes me an hour and half - from work its an hour.. I generally will go right from my desk to the hospital - back to my desk.. Saves "time".. I'm awful... I've had 4 EP studies and 3 ablations - one for av nodal reentry tachy and 2 for ventricular tachycardia.. the av was 100% but the vt's were not.. But I think there was an improvement after the two vt's.. I'm really shocked about my valve - gee I was getting 9:30 minute miles - not that I wasn't - I think my EP was surprised to.. Oh well, I guess I'm lucky the found it.. Otherwise I'd be getting symptoms later and they'd probably think I was nuts - you would not believe all the catherizations I had - cause I complained about angina and shortness of breath and they (another hosptal) said well there's nothing there Marilyn - I felt so stupid - I don't go to that hospital anymore. My leaky valve has probably been there all and they never diagnosed it.
I had the one 'lifetime' pneumonia shot - that wasn't to bad. I really appreciate you telling me about the Pennicilin - I will keep an eye out for that. Make sure they give me some 'numbing' stuff first.. How SICK.. Oh Nurse could you please numb my butt FIRST !!! She will think I'm NUTS.. oh well its either that or knock me OUT.. I've been known to run down the halls - but I had docs permission.. I needed to 'check' and 'test' my program for running.
Last weekend - I did a race in Eliot Maine - it was a big festival - they had pizza - and cookies and sandwiches - you name it they had it - what a spread - it was my birthday so I had a sandwich - it was delicious I ususally eat the bagle or the yogurt and always a banana - but not last weekend - I celebrated.. I cheated..
You know I did the Pack Mondadnock 10 Miler in the Spring - that was the hardest course I ever did - it was raining and cold and windy and I had no windshield wipers on my glasses - so I took them off and I couldn't see well at all. I almost got lost at one point - but the course went right up the mountain - I don't know if you've heard of Mount Monadnock - its a beautiful mountain - probably on a nice day though.
That must of been awful to go through OHS - 21 years ago all by yourself. Your so right - when I had my heart attack 12 years ago - it was like I had noone to talk to or learn from. Today with internet - its fantastic - we can learn so much. I have learned a great deal. I research alot - when I have to.
I noticed you had listed on your profile S/P what's that?
I think its so neat how we are so geologically close to each other.
Well, I hate to cut it 'short' hehehe - but I get out of work at 4:30 and I don't have internet at home.. can't afford it.. So I hope you have a great weekend and talk to ya later on Monday..
Runner
Marilyn and Dick and ????
I've heard Lahey Clinic in Burlington is GREAT - what kind of ablation did you have if you don't mind me asking. They have very good OHS from what I've researched. Well, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is Lebanon - is not up the Lakes Region - actually its West of - heading towards Vermont - actually Lebanon isn't far from White River Junction Vermont. I'm from the Eastern part of New Hampshire - so from my house it takes me an hour and half - from work its an hour.. I generally will go right from my desk to the hospital - back to my desk.. Saves "time".. I'm awful... I've had 4 EP studies and 3 ablations - one for av nodal reentry tachy and 2 for ventricular tachycardia.. the av was 100% but the vt's were not.. But I think there was an improvement after the two vt's.. I'm really shocked about my valve - gee I was getting 9:30 minute miles - not that I wasn't - I think my EP was surprised to.. Oh well, I guess I'm lucky the found it.. Otherwise I'd be getting symptoms later and they'd probably think I was nuts - you would not believe all the catherizations I had - cause I complained about angina and shortness of breath and they (another hosptal) said well there's nothing there Marilyn - I felt so stupid - I don't go to that hospital anymore. My leaky valve has probably been there all and they never diagnosed it.
I had the one 'lifetime' pneumonia shot - that wasn't to bad. I really appreciate you telling me about the Pennicilin - I will keep an eye out for that. Make sure they give me some 'numbing' stuff first.. How SICK.. Oh Nurse could you please numb my butt FIRST !!! She will think I'm NUTS.. oh well its either that or knock me OUT.. I've been known to run down the halls - but I had docs permission.. I needed to 'check' and 'test' my program for running.
Last weekend - I did a race in Eliot Maine - it was a big festival - they had pizza - and cookies and sandwiches - you name it they had it - what a spread - it was my birthday so I had a sandwich - it was delicious I ususally eat the bagle or the yogurt and always a banana - but not last weekend - I celebrated.. I cheated..
You know I did the Pack Mondadnock 10 Miler in the Spring - that was the hardest course I ever did - it was raining and cold and windy and I had no windshield wipers on my glasses - so I took them off and I couldn't see well at all. I almost got lost at one point - but the course went right up the mountain - I don't know if you've heard of Mount Monadnock - its a beautiful mountain - probably on a nice day though.
That must of been awful to go through OHS - 21 years ago all by yourself. Your so right - when I had my heart attack 12 years ago - it was like I had noone to talk to or learn from. Today with internet - its fantastic - we can learn so much. I have learned a great deal. I research alot - when I have to.
I noticed you had listed on your profile S/P what's that?
I think its so neat how we are so geologically close to each other.
Well, I hate to cut it 'short' hehehe - but I get out of work at 4:30 and I don't have internet at home.. can't afford it.. So I hope you have a great weekend and talk to ya later on Monday..
Runner
Marilyn and Dick and ????