It's been a couple of months and I'm glad nothing of any sort had happened. I've been having a good time, enjoying all those kicking and training time on the field without any pain at all. It really feels like I could go on and on.

But I was wrong. Little did I know, that same sound was heard again at training, just when I was enjoying myself in the mini 2 sided game. The same sudden pain was felt and the very next moment, I was down and in pain. But I told myself that I would not let this put me down and instead I got to be resilient. I got up, continued to be involved in the mini 2 sided game and just have fun. It was hard, really hard. I put the thought of pain aside and try to really focus on having a good time but there were little split moments that I'd feel uneasy, leaving my right feet out in every tackle or ball-fighting moments. I was never confident in placing in my right leg, I fear for the worse should I do so.

I sure am upset but I got to keep going and be optimistic. I am and I will fight this pain. It's hard but it's gona be even harder if I do not even give it a fight.

If you're down, fight it and never leave it.

Keep Fighting,
Marj

Well yes, it feels great to be back on the field, being able to kick and run without any pain or without the slghtest pain at all. It feels like everything's back to normal and that everything is back in place, like how it originally was.

Right now, I'm looking forward to the other half of the challenging battle.

Keep Fighting,
Marj

My first 3.4km run completed without stopping after a month or so. Such a great feeling! Apparently this man wasn't that satisfied with me taking over him a couple of times...but he did the same anyway...I only have to say that he makes a good competitor for his age.

How about another round of Guitar Hero/Rock Band?

Keep fighting,
Marjory