I just realized today that I haven't really watched any TV for a few days and much of what I have seen has bored me. This is yet another indicator that I'm crawling out of the chemo hole.
The smackdown appears to be over! I have more energy and more inclination to be involved in life. This either bodes well or not so well for my children:) They are pretty used to minimal involvement at this point. Tynan will be happier, but I'm not so sure about the feral teens.
Also, while I don't enjoy it, the idea of exercise doesn't seem overwhelming right now. I actually finished 3 days (one week) of the Couch to 5k program this week. Day one sucked big time. Day 2 was pretty bad, but today, day 3 wasn't horrible. That's about the best I can say. It wasn't horrible.
I hope it gets better. People have told me it gets better. I've read testimonials that say it gets better.
When do the endorphins kick in?
I watch my kids run and I think, "Why do my legs not move like that?" It looks so easy when they do it.
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For me I found that the endorphins kicked in a little at a time, a little more every day. Of course I rarely have stuck with any exercise regimen for longer than 3 months or so . . . maybe this summer . . .
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