Well it just keeps coming down here in Portland. I went to my GP for a check-in yesterday and walked to his office. Most of the snow had melted at that point, but the surface was extremely slick. In a couple of hours it had melted enough that I really could have gone for a run, but then again there were a ton of slick spots so I am sure I was better off watching TV! The news was saying we should get another 6 inches today starting at noon, but it is 10 right now and we already have 2 on the ground. This is to be followed by freezing rain until Wednesday when we are supposed to warm up, so crazy slickness everywhere.
run with ms
Running has been my passion since college. I never competed until almost 20 years later. To me running to win was never the goal, running to run was more what I am into. When I was diagnosed with relapsing/remitting ms my first thoughts were how is that going to change my life. I am determined to answer that "not much".
When it gets that bad, do you have a treadmill you can use as a back up or is that a bad word in the world of runners?
Treadmills aren’t a bad word for runners and they can be really good for recovery fro injury as they are easier on the knees. The closest treadmill is a couple miles away at the community center. Our tiny house won’t allow me room for one here, though I wish it did.