Comments on: Love of Challenge & the Rheumatoid Arthritis Speed Limit http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/ Bringing information & encouragement to fight RA Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:28:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kelly Young http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-53179 Kelly Young Tue, 01 Feb 2011 02:27:20 +0000 http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-the-rheumatoid-arthritis-speed-limit/#comment-53179 Hi Tammie, well said. Yes, that's why airports are so exciting isn't it? Hi Tammie, well said. Yes, that’s why airports are so exciting isn’t it?

]]> By: Tammie http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-52917 Tammie Sun, 30 Jan 2011 08:50:23 +0000 http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-the-rheumatoid-arthritis-speed-limit/#comment-52917 I think the speed limit thing is what gets to me the most. My spirit and mind (when not in a fog) want to run and go and go...and win! Unfortunately it is something that I have had to adapt to over the years. There are times still that I break the rules and run anyway, and push myself to do it all anyway. I pay greatly for those moments...but they are the ones that I truly live for. When I am blessed enough to be well enough to be willing to forget for a few minutes, even though I know that it will cost me somewhere down the line. I am so glad that I am a people watcher and enjoy observing others do things as much as I enjoy doing them. People are so much fun to watch doing various activities and the human condition never ceases to amaze and astound me. I think the speed limit thing is what gets to me the most. My spirit and mind (when not in a fog) want to run and go and go…and win! Unfortunately it is something that I have had to adapt to over the years. There are times still that I break the rules and run anyway, and push myself to do it all anyway.
I pay greatly for those moments…but they are the ones that I truly live for. When I am blessed enough to be well enough to be willing to forget for a few minutes, even though I know that it will cost me somewhere down the line.

I am so glad that I am a people watcher and enjoy observing others do things as much as I enjoy doing them. People are so much fun to watch doing various activities and the human condition never ceases to amaze and astound me.

]]> By: Jenny http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-321 Jenny Thu, 06 Aug 2009 03:10:22 +0000 http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-the-rheumatoid-arthritis-speed-limit/#comment-321 Wanting to win is awesome, Kelly! It wouldn't be awesome if YOU were crying because YOU LOST...but it would be worse if you were crying because you didn't WANT to race at all! Here's to keeping up the race. Wanting to win is awesome, Kelly! It wouldn't be awesome if YOU were crying because YOU LOST…but it would be worse if you were crying because you didn't WANT to race at all! Here's to keeping up the race.

]]> By: nygiantsfanatic http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-rheumatoid-arthritis/comment-page-1/#comment-320 nygiantsfanatic Thu, 06 Aug 2009 00:52:00 +0000 http://rawarrior.com/love-of-challenge-and-the-rheumatoid-arthritis-speed-limit/#comment-320 Kelly, that little blondie is adorable! Must get his good looks from his mom. :0) I love when I can "run" after my kids. Most times, for me running is walking fast but on occasion I can muster up a run. I usually pay dearly for it the next day with painful and swollen feet and ankle joints but it seems well worth it. My latest blog (from Tuesday) talks about my latest attempt at playing with kids. I definatly felt the results of my uncautious and not-so-smart actions when I woke up next morning but I wouldn't trade the experience. I think it's important to try when we feel we can. Keeps us "alive" if you know what I mean. Something of life before RA seems to resurface during these times. Best, Angie Kelly, that little blondie is adorable! Must get his good looks from his mom. :0) I love when I can "run" after my kids. Most times, for me running is walking fast but on occasion I can muster up a run. I usually pay dearly for it the next day with painful and swollen feet and ankle joints but it seems well worth it. My latest blog (from Tuesday) talks about my latest attempt at playing with kids. I definatly felt the results of my uncautious and not-so-smart actions when I woke up next morning but I wouldn't trade the experience. I think it's important to try when we feel we can. Keeps us "alive" if you know what I mean. Something of life before RA seems to resurface during these times. Best, Angie

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