Day 2,539 —Feel a Whole Lot Better— (with Moments of Fall)

The madness has ended. Not that feeling sick is really that big of deal all things considered but because of the environment these days; it was particularly anxiety inducing for me. I asked my Principal yesterday if I could stay home in teach because I didn’t want to be sick around everyone else, and I am really not supposed to (screenings at the door); however, she told me that I had to get antigen tested, so I spent the whole day waiting for the call to let me know when I could get tested, so my classes were difficult to plan for. I kept trying to decide how much I should stick to my original plan or do something different because I might have to leave suddenly.

It took until the end of the day to get tested, but it ended up working out. I don’t have covid, and I got to talk to the nurse at the school who tested me. She was someone who was open to talk about diet and running stuff and seemed interested in trying to make a change for better health. 

What seems to be the thing holding people back when I talk to them is the lack of support from their partner or their loved ones. It made me reflect and be thankful for my wife Sarah who was almost immediately on board. Thank you dear! I couldn’t have done it without you. She is now the lightest she has ever been and is not a runner like me (just goes to show it is all about the diet not about how much you work out).