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Hi, this is Hope.

This is Corrine.

Hi, this is Katie from Washington, and you're left to know me

athlete radio.

So Madamie Radio.

So Madam glad we're recording this episode about what 10 days after after the

race because it really wasn't until yesterday that I started feeling like

myself again. Oh yeah I was gonna ask you that I was feeling like myself again. Oh yeah, I was going to ask you that.

I was going to wonder if you, I think I remember that it was something for like three or four days before I could walk normally and I think that's pretty typical.

What, what's the deal? You sick yeah I got you know I think I

think we shared on the podcast maybe maybe I just shared it with you that the

week leading up to the race Eliza was was really sick and my daughter was very sick and vomiting and all that stuff.

And I was kind of feeling a little bit weird, but I think it was mostly in my head leading into the race and then the few days after the race you my body was just like

You know whatever you know, you know, I couldn't tell the difference between up and down so

But this weekend we went to it was Easter weekend we went to visit some

family and drove down to Atlanta and I get to Atlanta and I'm there for maybe 20 minutes

and then I spend the next 36 hours in bed.

Oh my God.

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