She shivered and retched in the medical tent, in terrible pain with a hip flexor pull.
“How far DID you walk today?”
“Nineteen miles…for my sister.”
“How much did you train?
“Well, I’m not generally a walker.”
I didn’t know whether to praise or to scold, but I was smiling too much to do both.
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Wonderful that you appreciated the meaning behind her efforts. With hope, Wendy
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Hi Wendy, Thanks for visiting. The dedication of these walkers always moves me every year that I participate.
I'm always impressed by what people can do when motivated by love. Let me echo Dr. Harpham - not every MD would appreciate her energy.
I've read a few of your posts. Great to see physicians keeping everything in perspective.
My best, Tim-RRT
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