Here's another quickie post for you . . . the MRI results came back totally fine. Prayers indeed answered! I'm beyond thankful to have such a great report, but now what - what is causing the pain and how do we fix it? It seems to stump my NP and PT friends . . . hmmmm. Oh well, for now, I'm super thankful to know it's not some tear or something requiring surgery and I have a green light to run the half on Saturday (woot woot!).
I can't wait to show you what I have lined up to wear (and that's definitely a statement I have NEVER typed on this blog - EVER!). Stay tuned - that post coming as soon as I can . . . I'm getting things checked off my "race prep to do list". Yay!!!
Thanks for your thoughtfulness and well wishes for my knee and upcoming race - all were very much appreciated!
Good to hear.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it seems that your pain will go away once a new pain develops. Like if you get a bad headache one day -- then suddenly you realize your knee no longer hurts.
Glad your MRI results came back good. When I had my MRI done, the results showed that I had runner's knee: an irritation of the cartilage underneath the kneecap. I wouldn't be surprised if that's what you have.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Holly. I get what I call "phantom pains" frequently. Sometimes, I'll get a weird pain, but it often helps me focus off the the old pain that I'm experiencing, which is fine with me. That happened before a race, too. I had a weird pain in my knee, but after I ran the race, my knee felt fine. So weird!
So glad to hear this news!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got a good report and am excited to see about this outfit!! :)
ReplyDeleteWOo hooo!!! Fantastic news!! I can't wait to see your outfit!
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