My Wife Can Walk !!!!

[Joe (SoCal)]

I Hate Walking - She goes with our dog Ella. The dog's hiding and sleeping now

[rbgarr]

Mine walks four miles every other day and is recognized by lots of people around town as The Walker. They sometimes stop her in stores, etc., call her by name and say how they saw her in such and such a place on such and such a day. She rarely has any clue who they are... but pretends to. Neighbors are nice here.

[Gerarddm]

Claudia used to walk 5 miles 2-3 times a week. Now that we are in higher elevation ABQ, she will have to ease back into it once we have the house settled in.

[Joe (SoCal)]

Claudia used to walk 5 miles 2-3 times a week. Now that we are in higher elevation ABQ, she will have to ease back into it once we have the house settled in.

Hey Gerard how you liking ABQ ? Ya know we are are lot closer now you ever want some salt water in your lungs you and Claudia are welcome to stop by. Claudia can go for a walk with Renee & Ella

[hawkeye54]

Gerard, be sure to allow yourself, and your lady, some time to acclimate to the higher elevation - even if it isn't exactly Mt Everest. . . .

[phiil]

I do the same most days. And I’m 72. And it’s 12 degrees out. Fahrenheit.

[Rich Jones]

My wife loves to walk.
She took me with her yesterday.
2 degrees Fahrenheit.
-15F last night.

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[Gerarddm]

Joe, liking ABQ very much so far. The drama of the light and clouds rippling over Sandia Peak looming over our backyard is very entertaining, one could simply sip a drink and watch, mesmerized. Services are convenient - no more ferry hassle! People are convivial and welcoming.

Altitude adjustment is good so far, but we have to remind ourselves to hydrate more. Attitude adjustment is trending in the right direction too. :-)

We are buried in boxes unpacking etc. It'll take a while. And then I need to build a small, attached woodshop to the back of the garage, say 16' x 16'.

[C. Ross]

I love to walk, and even more to hike, even in winter.

My left leg was paralyzed last summer when cancer surgery required removal of nerves and stressed others. With lots of work I’m walking again without the crutches, canes, or leg braces I’ve worked through. I still can’t feel much of anything below my hip, but my goal is to be able to do at least moderately difficult hikes by summer. And I’m still cancer-free!

[hawkeye54]

^ (Post # 9) - - Great news / great progress , Cris ! !

[C. Ross]

Thanks Hawkeye! It’s all Mayo magic.

[hawkeye54]

Thanks Hawkeye! It’s all Mayo magic.

Understood - My family and I really appreciated the chance to have a 'Mayo Choice' Healthcare option back when we were living / working in Minnesota


Rick

[Joe (SoCal)]

Post #9 Right on !!!!!

[Gerarddm]

Great news Cris!

[C. Ross]

Thanks Joe and Gerard! Appreciate your mobility…life is infinitely better with it.