Am I dying?

Trackaholic wrote:Normally I would be able to help you, but you would not believe the hundreds of possible diagnostics one can derive from your situation. It is virtually impossible to tell whats wrong with you without a physical evaluation.

Anemia is one possibility.
and runforlife thats Amenorrhoea.

Of course HXC your overlooking the one possibility:

maybe you just suck.

HXC_Runner2012 wrote:

Trackaholic wrote:Normally I would be able to help you, but you would not believe the hundreds of possible diagnostics one can derive from your situation. It is virtually impossible to tell whats wrong with you without a physical evaluation.

Anemia is one possibility.
and runforlife thats Amenorrhoea.

Of course HXC your overlooking the one possibility:

maybe you just suck.

Did you suddenly lose all of your friends, so you decided to come on here and RW and attempt to give witty comments?

It's really getting annoying, Mr. "Nobody-on-my-xc-team-likes-me".

Did you ever wonder why nobody likes you?

sharrison wrote:

HXC_Runner2012 wrote:

Trackaholic wrote:Normally I would be able to help you, but you would not believe the hundreds of possible diagnostics one can derive from your situation. It is virtually impossible to tell whats wrong with you without a physical evaluation.

Anemia is one possibility.
and runforlife thats Amenorrhoea.

Of course HXC your overlooking the one possibility:

maybe you just suck.

Did you suddenly lose all of your friends, so you decided to come on here and RW and attempt to give witty comments?

It's really getting annoying, Mr. "Nobody-on-my-xc-team-likes-me".

Did you ever wonder why nobody likes you?

He tried to help you, and his comment was rather funny and should be taken with a grain of salt, it was a "laugh with you" moment.

On a side note, I would guess anemia, or maybe something like mono, but what did the doctor say?

ProtestTheZero wrote:It isn't uncommon to start sucking really bad at the beginning of the summer.

The short answer is cut back on your miles until you can hold a decent pace, then build from there. You aren't sick, just to ambitious.

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runner_dude wrote:Yes, you are dying, but so is everyone else, from the minute they're born, so I say just get used to it.

ok....

shut up turnover.

ur mean

blame

Last time i checked ND isn't in Canada.

HXC_Runner2012 wrote:K, so you all remember my thread where I told you about how my heart rate and pace have been ridiculously high? Well I put the watch and heart rate monitor away for a little bit and decided to run by feel for a few weeks. Today we had an unofficial XC practice where we ran a 2 mile time trial, so that we could track our improvement later in the summer. I ran a 14:37. And I felt like I was gonna die. (During track I only ran one 3200 in 11:01). During track I could hold a 7:15ish pace for 4-6 miles, and I wouldn't feel all that tired after it. But I feel like a piece of shit. My runs have been at like 9:00-10:00 pace, with 9:00 feeling like I'm pushing it.

I've been thinking I might have an iron deficiency, or anemia or whatever you call it, but I can't get to a doctor soon. I've been drinking a lot of water, and eating pretty healthy. So pretty much....

Can YOU guess my ailment?

FK wrote:
Sorry Greg =/

but yeah, if he says "you're perfectly healthy" maybe you just need some extra time off.

AudienceOfOne wrote:

FK wrote:
Sorry Greg =/

but yeah, if he says "you're perfectly healthy" maybe you just need some extra time off.

you just went on a rant about how everyone's advise to verything is take ime off

HXC_Runner2012 wrote:I went to the doctor and she said it was probably anxiety about something...

But it's getting better. I'm back around 8:10ish pace for easy runs.
My HR is still high, but I think it's just because I never checked it before the summer so I never knew that it was high. It's starting to get lower though.