I'm back at Tae Kwon Do after a lengthy time away with all manner of colds. I have to test for my first degree black belt in December (you're only allowed to be a recommended black belt for a year), and I'm running out of time. I'm still pretty shaky on my form, I haven't decided on my one-step sparring, and I can't remember the last time I threw a flying side kick, let alone trying to break a board with one.
And working out is becoming more and more difficult. I can't push myself, and if I do, I pay for it with headaches and puking. It's becoming enough of a hassle that I finally broke down and made an appointment with a doctor. I'll go in next Friday. I don't know whether to hope that there's something wrong with me so they can treat it, or if it's just something I'm going to have to live with.
posted by Amanda @ 8:32 AM
3 Antiphon:
I would say hope that something TREATABLE is wrong with you. I would hate for it to be something that takes away an activity to love. trust me, I know about that! And I wouldnt wish that disappoinment on anyone. So here's hoping its something antibiotics will clear up!
If there's no good treatment they may be able to give you tips on how to better deal with the symptoms and prevent them.
Wot Ems said. I'm still darned impressed that you're anywhere near black belt at all!
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