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OMG what a nasty blister. That picture is sick. It turned my stomach just looking at it. No wonder you were walking when I saw you on the marathon (I was walking too). That thing will take 5 years to heal.
Yup, that’s why I was walking. Was doing fine (about a 10min/mi pace including walking through the water stops) until mile 7 when I felt it coming out. By mile 13 I was not a happy camper. By mile 20 when I saw you, I was numb LOL but it hurt to walk or run, so I tried to pick up the pace the best I could. Ended with 13min/mi pace for the 26.2 miles. I’ll take it– I FINISHED!!!!
Oh yah, the blister. So, it’s healing fine. Toenail is about 6/8ths off now- holding on by one edge. I’m trying to keep it on as long as possible in order for the new toenail to grow right. I’m afraid this week is probably the last week to keep it on though.
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