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I'm having serious motivation problems at work. Work makes me tired just thinking about it. I'm frustrated that I'm not getting more done, but discouraged by the lack of satisfaction return on my emotional investments here.
It was a relief to take a few hours off the last couple of mornings. Yesterday was my PT check-up. The Amazing Mary assures me that my alignment issues are fixed (this has become a point of paranoia during my runs) and has given me a new fleet of far more strenuous exercises to do. I've also been told to focus on core strength cross-training, which means rock-climbing and swimming are back on my list. :D :D :D ....now I just have to make time for those things to happen. My next six weeks are insane.
This morning I took Casper to the vet. I've found a little dried blood on one of his forelegs a couple of times - which could be nothing, but at his age and given that his new hobby is accruing problems, I wanted it looked at. The vet agreed with my approach, though to his frustration, he couldn't find anything notably wrong. I'll keep watching it. The visit was still worthwhile, because I had the vet check his eyes (Casper's having some issues with the pollen) and he recommended some eyedrops to use. We also discussed his hyperesthesia, which has been worse this past week, and increasing his dosage of gabapentin a little. So I can make my boy a little more comfortable.
It was a relief to take a few hours off the last couple of mornings. Yesterday was my PT check-up. The Amazing Mary assures me that my alignment issues are fixed (this has become a point of paranoia during my runs) and has given me a new fleet of far more strenuous exercises to do. I've also been told to focus on core strength cross-training, which means rock-climbing and swimming are back on my list. :D :D :D ....now I just have to make time for those things to happen. My next six weeks are insane.
This morning I took Casper to the vet. I've found a little dried blood on one of his forelegs a couple of times - which could be nothing, but at his age and given that his new hobby is accruing problems, I wanted it looked at. The vet agreed with my approach, though to his frustration, he couldn't find anything notably wrong. I'll keep watching it. The visit was still worthwhile, because I had the vet check his eyes (Casper's having some issues with the pollen) and he recommended some eyedrops to use. We also discussed his hyperesthesia, which has been worse this past week, and increasing his dosage of gabapentin a little. So I can make my boy a little more comfortable.
