Today’s Workout – Just Kept the Leg’s Moving
Total Mileage: 2.02 miles
Total Time: 00:20:00
Average Pace: 10:00 min/pace
I had a minor set back today.
I haven’t mentioned it on the blog before but I’ve been struggling a lot with being very exhausted. I will get light headed and feel pretty out of it for good portions of the day.
I had an appointment with the Dr. next week but ever since I woke up this morning I could tell something wasn’t right. I felt dizzy, light headed, and I couldn’t concentrate on anything. I was even having trouble recalling basic pieces of information at work.
My husband insisted I get an appointment, and he was able to get fit in with someone that he has done rotations with in medical school.
Nothing has been diagnosed but once I get the blood work results back hopefully it will give me some answers.
The most common diagnosis with these symptoms are:
1. Anemia
2. Hypo-Thyroidism
3. Diabetes
It may not be any of these as well, but it is something that I need to get figured out sooner rather than later.
Once I got home from the doctor’s I knew that my speed workout wasn’t happening today. My schedule had been all messed up and I knew I would have to move things around.
I opted for a short 2 mile run to keep my legs moving with the husband. I will probably be moving my speed workout to tomorrow morning, but we will wait and see how I feel.
Lesson to everyone out there: don’t let your problems go to long without seeking help. I have been dealing with this for almost 6 months and kept putting it off. It is important to listen to your body.
I will leave you with some of my favorite motivational quotes. I look at these every time I need a pick me up!
What is your favorite motivational quote?
I dealt with the same symptoms for about 6 months! I never went to the doctor (bad, I know), but as soon as I started taking B6 and B12 supplements along with a daily vitamin I felt 100% better. Since I dont eat meat and eat vegan about 75% of the time I should have been doing that all along! Doh
I am glad to know that I am not alone out there! I have made sure to always take my supplements and include all the necessities! I have tried to self diagnose myself for WAY too long now and it doesn’t ever seem to fully fix it! Hopefully I will finally get some answers soon – but I am thankful to have heard from several people that I am not alone!
Hang in there girl! Sorry to hear you are not feeling quite right. I experienced identical symptoms while training for my marathon this spring and it was highly frustrating. My bloodwork came back fine, but I started taking an iron supplement and saw immediate improvement!