Was watching one of those sort of horridly-fascinating shows last night on TV that is about hoarders, except this one is about pet hoarders. They visited a couple's house who had 24 cats. The vet who was talking to the couple and she went into the room where the catboxes were, and commented on the smell, and she had handheld meter that she set down on the floor. It measured ammonia in the air.
So.... my husband's parents are hoarders and I've never been to their house but our daughter has. She's 3 years old. We have a little boy on the way and I just don't know if I want my kids going over there especially if I'm not allowed to.. Idk how bad the situation is and I know my husband is embarrassed. I've never talked to my in laws about it. They make me uncomfortable as is. I have been distant from them for the last couple months.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/15/boston-marathon-explosion_n_3086665.html
Man... here we go again. What in the world?
But me I would just go to a family members and stay there for a bit. Hoarders have a weird attachment to their items.
s also important is post-marathon and usually a race will have post-marathon feeds for runners but it goes beyond that. Here's a blurb on post-marathon food choices:
Lack of Energy
A general lack of energy in the week following marathon is perfectly usual. Try to eat meals comprising 50-60 per cent carbohydrates to replenish your glycogen reserves, and foods rich in protein to assist your body in repairing muscle and tissue.
I know exactly how you feel. The only rooms that aren't messy at my place are the bathrooms & the babys room lol! I work full time & when i get home I'm like why bother?.. Hopefully i get a day or two cleaning spurt & get it done!
however he did not permit me to run marathon and did not provide explanation/answer as when I can or ever can run marathon again. I am a leisure marathon runner , jogging at slow pace to cover a full marathon distance which took me 6.5 hours to finish marathon distance.
My question is can I jog marathon or jog long distance without jeopardizing my retina ? Thanks.
I want to run the marathon and go back to the gym to get fit after my cystocele operation 9 months ago. Can anyone please tell me if running the marathon will break my mesh???? will i get another cystocele?? Please can someone help me.
5 km, Saturday and Sunday I run between 15 to 25km and Friday it is my day off (need to do the grocery shopping). I am running a marathon on May 24 and would like to do better than last year. Last year I did it in 4h (first marathon).
I am a triathlete and a marathon runner. I had a detached retina approximately three weeks ago, with the buckle surgery and a 1/3 gas bubble of C3F8 gas inserted. Everything is healing nicely, no pain, slight redness nothing major, I have full field of vision back its just blurry through the gas bubble. I have been biking, not running MD said wait the full four to five weeks til I run. He said I can swim after 4 weeks. Just wondering about this gas bubble.
No groups have been suggested to me or offered. I feel out in left field all alone. Are there any hoarders in this company, and what are they doing to deal with it?
I ran a marathon about three weeks ago; I am 35 years old and so far apart from gestational diabetes I do not have any other health issues. But after the marathon noticing rapid heart beats; everything came back normal (ekg and blood work) excpet for lymphocytes which is 23 (ref range is 25-41); WBC is 72.
Doctor says nothing is wrong with me, but this is worrying me and I *really* would like to run again.
I ran a marathon last year and trained for Twin Cities marathon. Through my entire training, I would find myself getting nauseated and throw up sick between miles 15 and 20. Unfortunately I only made it to mile 22.5 before throwing up during the actual marathon. I have not been able to use GUs as the consistancy makes me feel sick. I ended my training runs and the attempted marathon with a lot of salt deposited on my legs, face and arms....has this ever happened to anyone?
I am 44 year old male. I have been training this past year for my 7th marathon in 2 weeks time. After a comfortable run of 12 miles a few days ago I had chest palpitations. I wasn't concerned as I assumed it would settle after a few minutes. However it lasted 2 days and following consultation with my GP and subsequent hospital visit to a consultant I was advised that shock treatment the following day would cure the problem.
Hi everyone! I just found out I'm pregnant, just 4 weeks. I'm in a 35 mile marathon (bicycle) tomorrow and am getting mixed responses. Was told it was OK since I'm so early, just take it easy. Thoughts?
playing marathon all day caint wait to see season premier i got really emotional to see the last one especially when it came to part of the baby being born.
Yup, it's completely fine to jog. My doctor told me to stay as active as possible because in her words "you wouldn't run a marathon without working out first, right?" That's what she compares labor to the extent of running a marathon. Just make sure to stay hydrated.
(Reuters) - Three additional suspects have been taken into custody in the investigation of last month's bombings at the Boston Marathon, the Boston Police Department said in its official Twitter feed on Wednesday.
The police offered no further information.
Investigators had previously identified two suspects, ethnic Chechen brothers they said placed pressure-cooker bombs at the race's finish line on April 15.
I wish! I've watched about every marathon/ show on tv. We have about 100 movies and I'm about 1/3 of the way through them.
I recently began training for a marathon after a 4 year hiatus. It seems the more I run/train, I more experience what feels like a skipped heartbeat. It happens occasionally when I'm running, but it happens most often at night, when I am resting (watching TV or in bed). It sometimes happens 4-5 times a minute...sometimes the occurances are spaced out. Agian, the more I run, the more frequent the occurances.
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