Is it broken? How do I know? Is it swollen? I don't even know. It just hurts like crazy and I cannot put a shoe on. Over the years I have had so many dance injuries and the remedy is always the same...ice. Oh please no, I have only used it a very few times and it is the thought of icing that is too painful so I have taken two Ibprofen and wonder how I am going to hobble to work tomorrow?
It happened so fast. Getting ready to fly out the door to ballet class tonight suddenly I stub my baby toe and OOOwwwwEE it hurts. But just shake it off and it will be fine so I put on my leotard and tights and thought I should try seeing how my toe was going to feel in my soft shoes. Oh no, I cannot even get my foot in the shoe and I knew what that meant. No ballet class tonight. Now four hours later wondering how long this little event is going to keep me away from my passion???
UUUGHH...I'm now relegated to watching The Dukes Of Melrose for the first time on Bravo and The Million Dollar Listing New York At least I feel like I learn a few things about fashion and the real estate industry. Unlike the insane shows on The Learning Channel (TLC).
GRRR...how long am I going to be sidelined this time? I will have to key into training my Mind that I have been taking notes about. I always journal about things for years before I actually feel like I get around to applying it to my life. I'm also reading some new books one of which is "I'm Over All That..."by Shirley MacLaine. I wish I was over ballet training because for every time I have to take off because of a virus, a vacation. an injury, the effort it takes to begin again feels like starting at the bottom of Mt. Everest.
I know my mountain feels so trivial compared to what others are having to climb. Where we are headed no one knows and with each event that FEELS like a set back is a learning experience. AARRRGH!!! I wish I could choose my own learning experiences. Much more fun learning pirouettes. If you have any experience with training your mind I would love to hear them.
It happened so fast. Getting ready to fly out the door to ballet class tonight suddenly I stub my baby toe and OOOwwwwEE it hurts. But just shake it off and it will be fine so I put on my leotard and tights and thought I should try seeing how my toe was going to feel in my soft shoes. Oh no, I cannot even get my foot in the shoe and I knew what that meant. No ballet class tonight. Now four hours later wondering how long this little event is going to keep me away from my passion???
UUUGHH...I'm now relegated to watching The Dukes Of Melrose for the first time on Bravo and The Million Dollar Listing New York At least I feel like I learn a few things about fashion and the real estate industry. Unlike the insane shows on The Learning Channel (TLC).
GRRR...how long am I going to be sidelined this time? I will have to key into training my Mind that I have been taking notes about. I always journal about things for years before I actually feel like I get around to applying it to my life. I'm also reading some new books one of which is "I'm Over All That..."by Shirley MacLaine. I wish I was over ballet training because for every time I have to take off because of a virus, a vacation. an injury, the effort it takes to begin again feels like starting at the bottom of Mt. Everest.
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Barbara, so glad to see a post from you but SO sorry about this injury. Hoping it will feel better by tomorrow. Perhaps you should jeep your foot elevated? Good luck and try not to think about the pain. Easier said than done!
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