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Lynne Tapper
I am a lifelong endurance athlete with the dual goal of training and racing until my bones turn to dust and sharing that passion with as many people as possible.
home sweet home
I woke up to a beautiful sunny day in Manhattan and by Noon I was back in what looks like a war-torn West Hartford. Thankfully the weather is warm and power is being restored, slowly but surely....
I feel yucky
I have finally resurfaced, but barely. This recovery thing is much harder than I had thought. We finally left the hospital around 2:00 p.m. on Saturday. I rode in the front seat with a big pillow...
Let my people go!
(It's Leland again…hold the applause) Saturday morning meant 1 thing. Possible discharge pending the review of the two doctors. The first one caught us during our morning stroll around the ward. ...
Is that a smile?
(Note: Lynne has taken back control over the keyboard) I'm lying here in my hospital bed with the laptop tipped just right so that I don't have to lift my arms up too high to type, listening to...
Walking Ms. Daisy
The morning was a big improvement for Lynne, more alert, and moving much less gingerly. She continued working her way through a Netflix filmography, watching "Word Wars" about competitive Scrabble...
Falling into bed. Literally.
As the first day evolved, Lynne's color and alertness level improved. She has many different wires, hoses and tubes attached to her, so getting her settled in bed can be challenging. Plus, going...
Postcards from the Edge (of Lynne's bed)
4:34 p.m. One looong nap later, Lynne looks much improved. Upon arriving in her room, she was rather pale, quite groggy, parched and only semi-lucid. She dozed off and when she woke up, her color...
The waiting is the hardest part
It's Leland, guest blogging since Lynne is anesthetized at this point. This is the smallest hospital and a very small waiting room. Luckily, I am alone and can control the volume of the TV which...
There is strength in them thar hills
I'm talking about the hills of Central Park in New York City. I ran seven miles on the park roads in 59:41. That's 8:31 minutes per mile for those of you keeping track at home. As I ran around...
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Yesterday’s News
In late January, as many regular blog readers know, I was finally given clearance to start swimming again. My first swim was on January 27. Other than noticing that I filled out my bathing suit a bit more, the swim workout itself didn’t feel very different from the...
Full Steam Ahead
While Thursday officially marks my 12-week post-surgery date, today was my 3-month post-op appointment in Tarrytown, NY. Before I go into too many details about today's appointment, let me go back about two weeks. On January 12th, I emailed Courtney Dunavant, Dr....
Goodbye 2011…Hello 2012
Today is Saturday, December 31st...the final day of 2011. I have to say that while I am not big on wishing time away, I am happy to see 2011 end. The year was filled with some wonderful activities, events, and weather (yes, Irene and Historic October Snowstorm, I"m...
About Me
Lynne Tapper
I am a lifelong endurance athlete with the dual goal of training and racing until my bones turn to dust and sharing that passion with as many people as possible.