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Training: Week 5, Day 2
Distance: 8 miles
Time: 1 hour 2 minutes
Power Song: no music
Weather: 72 and overcast
Happy Apple Pie Weekend!
July 4, 2009
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"Everything in life is writable if you have the outgoing guts to do it..." -Sylvia Plath
Stop! Read This First
Hello my name is Amber Mae. My first symptoms of ulcerative colitis began the day after my 20th birthday. Within four years I had to have a total colectomy.
I started a blog as a way to promote my participation in Get Your Guts In Gear: The ride for Crohn's and colitis. I was happily pedeling along, raising awareness and whatnot, when I discovered I was pregnant.
I've discontinued the GYGIG blog, mainly because I am no longer riding, and rolled it over into The Colitis Conversationalist blog. While I recommend reading from the beginning, please keep in mind the first posts are from when I was training. My goal is now to address my life past and present with colitis.
I started a blog as a way to promote my participation in Get Your Guts In Gear: The ride for Crohn's and colitis. I was happily pedeling along, raising awareness and whatnot, when I discovered I was pregnant.
I've discontinued the GYGIG blog, mainly because I am no longer riding, and rolled it over into The Colitis Conversationalist blog. While I recommend reading from the beginning, please keep in mind the first posts are from when I was training. My goal is now to address my life past and present with colitis.
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Medical Warning
I am in no way a medical doctor. Do not in any way take my experience as sound medical advice. In fact, many of my actions were not sound. Always, always, always seek the advise of your doctor before undergoing any changes to your medication or treatment.
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