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walked a mile and a half today. I can hear the neuro in my head saying walking is for wimps, but have decided that I am doing a good job! I am on track, I am up, and I am moving. If I could bike/hike/cross country hike, and so on, I would be working! I am not going to be shamed into thinking I am doing less than my best.

Thanks for the cheers.
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