I'm trying to stay positive, really I am, but each day that it still hurts and I can't run like I want to is more and more frustrating. Looking back at IMC I remember a few things in a positive light, so here goes.
- Getting to see my family as a whole for the first time since Christmas
- Having a super awesome massage therapist who really was super awesome and cheered for me on the bike course
- Getting lots and lots of compliments on the Team Rev West County Revolution jersey and arm warmers I was sportin' since it was so damn cold
- Having a few nice chats on the days before the race and on the bike course with the other competitors (I really wasn't racing!)
- Getting to see my coach finish his first Ironman in 5 years
- Fastest 2.4 mile swim time even with the course being short (assuming course was 200m short, swim time would have been about 1:14
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| Motioning to my mother and sister on the sidelines that I was DONE |
And most importantly, learning that I can pretty much ride 112 miles with one leg, in 7 hours! Now just imagine if I had two legs!

2 comments:
Hey Amy - Hang in there as I am sure you will be 100% soon. If not in time for Kona then take the pressure off and just go have fun with it. I don't think this is your only shot at the big one.
nice arm warmers! my friend amber is #1919. See you in Kona.
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