Let’s Go Walking! Join me for a virtual walking support group
Many of you living with cancer or an autoimmune disease, like me, deal with daily fatigue. You know that exercise is so important to your health, but it’s so hard. There’s always an excuse: it’s too cold or hot, it’s going to rain or it’s raining, or it’s snowy and icy, or I just don’t want to. I, too, have all these excuses, but I have a new rescue dog who wants to go out and who doesn’t care about my excuses! And I’ve got traction devices for my boots.Now I just need a walking group who will keep me accountable. People who say, ‘let’s go for a walk.'
And I thought: What about my virtual friends on MayoClinicConnect?
Mayo Clinic has an easy 12-week walking program to get us started! Here’s the link:
- Get walking with this 12-week walking schedule https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/get-walking-with-this-12-week-walking-schedule/
So let’s form a virtual walking group. We can agree to walk every day and encourage each other through Connect. We can walk outdoors, in a mall, or in the red center, or in the hallways of our apartment building.
Who’s in? Who’s going to join me?
Come on, Let’s Go Walking!
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My dear Sue, you are remarkable! Look what you do....camping! My goodness, you constantly amaze.
Bless you and those precious lungs...Elizabeth
@jakedduck1
We had pizza and octopus last night but there was only two of us so there is a piece left over. Little disappointed in the texture this time as it was a little chewier than normal Last time I had it here it was perfectly tender. But I read if you microwave it the next day it breaks down the fibers and becomes more tender so I am going to have it again…lucky me.Still tastes like steak tidbits though. Their pizzas are just like the ones I remember from NY.
Did you say no pictures or pictures …forgot.
FL Mary
@imallears
I was going to say
“ABSOLUTELY NO PICTURES!”
My stomach was churning just reading about it. I wont go into all the gruesome details of what happened when I saw the picture. I was going to say that is the grossest thing I ever saw but knowing you I don't dare!!!
Oh well, I reckon if a person can choke down dark chocolate their taste buds were obviously defective from the get go and will eat anything.
Jake
@jakedduck1
Aw poor Leonard. I just had a mini dark chocolate peanut butter cup after dinner. And yes reheated octopus is a little more tender. Sit down you’ll get over it. Promise no more pictures but that pizza was outstanding.
FL Mary
@imallears
I wouldn't mind a dark chocolate peanut butter cup either. The peanut butter compensates for the dark chocolate.
I won't get over it very soon. Although a candy bar will greatly ease my discomfort but what kind? One of each should do the job with a mini ice cream or two.
Jake
my vote is with @jakedduck1 , no photos of that octopus please.... how about a photo of the dark chocolate peanut butter cup 🙂
Has anyone had a good walk lately? We too the opportunity of our regular Monday "a venture" with our littles to take a 2 mile walk to and from the "big park" to use the big playground. Look what who found along the way! These guys made it all the way there and played for a half hour with only a few short piggy back rides on the way back. Boy, were they ready for a snack and a rest when we got back.
Best walk in a long time.
Sue
@sueinmnm, and all....Precious! How adorable and so happy, so full of mischief and fun! Wonder, does soe of that come from Grandmother Sue? Bet it does....thanks for the share, Sounds like a good day. elizabeth
Your little grandsons are sooooo cute, Sue!! They look like they had a blast! I know you did. ☺️
Thanks Lori - They wore us out! We both had a little snooze after lunch. I'm going to miss our "a ventures" when school starts next month.
The colorful hats are from Mexico - we have such fun choosing new ones twice a year, and they wear them everywhere - even lost one off the paddleboard into the lake this summer. The little one repeatedly settles his onto his head like a ballplayer...we hardly ever see his eyes.
Sue