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by Rob Gorski
(Warwick, NY)
On October 18, i was diagnosed with a stress fracture on my third metatarsal. It killed me when i heard this because it was right at the end of my cross country season. However, i was relieved when my podiatrist told me that in 2-3 weeks i should be good to go. Two weeks passed by and i felt good. With only about 3 days before the Sectional meet, i decided to run a little, but lightly. My stress fracture didnt hurt, but the outside of my foot did, right by that bony bump about half way between the heel and pinky toe, that area i cant describe it that well. Let me also add then when i was diagnosed with the stress fracture, i went out and bought a new pair of new balances and orthodic inserts, but i dont think this is from the pain as this was bothering me just walking around the house in my bare foot. After the sectional meet, my foot felt ok, a little soar. Decided to run the next day, but only last a half hour because the outside of my foot. I took the whole week off until states. That states weekend, i tried to run but again the outside of my food gave me problems soon after. On the day of states, i took some ibpruofen to relieve the pain so i could run. I put on a different pair of shoes this time to race. After i finished the race, i was in complete pain. I couldnt walk, i thought my foot was broken. Got an xray that night, nothing was. Just got my MRI last week and 2 days ago i think, and it said i
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