Surgery or Quit Running? Osteitis Pubis
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- It's been a while since my last video and a lot has been happening in life and with my injury. With Ironman 70.3 Oceanside, Oregon, Finland, and Arizona on the race calendar for 2023, I need to figure out if I need surgery so that I can run again and when I might be able to get back to racing.
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Such traumatic stories have much more value to me than a video with trophies in hand and a raving audience at the finish line. You create videos about life and the obstacles we encounter along the way. I am 46 years old and I still struggle with injuries. Our body slows down over time and my much younger mind refuses to accept it. Thanks to you, I know I'm no exception here. I love your videos Cjaye! Ps: You should make new videos when you get injured. Thanks to this, you would show us the real life of sportsmen on a daily basis. I appreciate it very much!
Thank you for the update. I’m glad to hear they are going to get you fixed up. The community is a better place with you in it. Enjoy your family and getting stronger on other things in the meantime. Hope to catch up with you at a race in the future. 🏊🚴🏃💪🏻
Thanks so much TJ. I struggled with starting to video again because I didn’t want to always be talking about being injured, but it feels great to be back.
No sir Chris ! Don’t quit running….. I just read on what you have ( and I know you have as well )……. You can return to running after a few months of rest. I had my prostate removed last December ( 12/2 ) due to Prostate Cancer. December, January and most of February were rough month’s during recovery. Especially December & January. As of this past Thursday ( march 9th ), I was given the I am Cancer Free / blood work was perfect and can now slowly return to running ( easy though with walking )……. You can’t believe how excited I was to hear the news. I’m getting that Ultra running status under my name ! May not be this year or next year, however, I will by 2025…. You stay strong buddy !! I know it sucks not being able to exercise for several months, but WE will prevail and do what we love ! Prayers for ya 👍
I just ran the NZ 70.3. It's an amazing race. Beautiful country.
I really hope I can pull off a qualification.
Chris! Good to see you posting again my man! I saw how much pain you were in at La Quinta. I was the Captain of the run course pointers, and I was at the top of one of the hills on the golf course cheering competitors on. you stopped for a moment and shared w/me what was going on, and I'm so glad you visited the doctor finally. Your videos are great, keep them coming, you are inspiring, and I wish you quick healing and an injury-free season. Best, Clydesdale Craig
I remember you Craig and our conversation! Thanks so much you the kind words and cheering all of us on.
@@CjayeMedia Glad to see the crutches go by the wayside my brother. From one big boy triathlete to another, even though I'm a grand master clydesdale...: ) I'm proud of you, and keep up the great work! You're such a motivating factor to so many athletes, young, old, new, experienced, and everything in between.
Great video but consistency is the name of the game . Disappearing makes it hard to follow you . We want to know what’s going on with you and your journey. Followed you for a while now and you go in and out if your journey. Best of luck
We watch you because you are busy like us. Like our local hero
This video really inspired me. I have a similar issue with my groin/pubis. I also Did La Quinta ( met ya right before the swim) and since have been pulling back further and further from exercise. Running the rat race of doctors doesn't make it any easier. Glad you are finally getting some answers and solutions!
It's so good to have you back! I hope the surgery goes well 🤞🏻
Chris, it’s so good to see you back again. Looks like you’ve kept yourself busy enough! Looking forward to the next leg of the journey 💪🏻
Great to watch the update and for you to finally get an answer on what is causing all the pain running. Hoping the surgery goes well and you are backing to running soon and smashing them goals!
Glad you are getting some help. Glad you are back!
You made my day chris. Awesome to see u back on the screen. And even better that there’s light at the end of the tunnel. Fingers crossed everything goes to plan from now on. Nothing but the best for you from Berlin Germany 🇩🇪 🎉🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🏅🏅🏅
Thank you! The pep talk note you sent me last week really meant a lot and it helped get me back on hear.
@@CjayeMedia ♥️🙏🏻
Glad that you are back! Running it is just a part of you, but your videos are so inspiring for a lot so keep going and you’ll be back! 🫶🏻💙
Good to see you back. Wishing you a speedy recovery brother!
Good to see you back.
Great, see you back.
Hang in there man!
Thank you!!! Can’t wait to be better and back racing.
Welcome back
Thank you!
Great to see you back, sounds like you're on the right path to recovery! Too bad I won't be able to cheer for you here in Finland though 😄
Thanks for the video, great to have you back 👍 I am sure you have good doctors and I have not seen your MRI, but be careful, operating on tendon attachments is difficult ( I am a MD myself, but only in ICU.. ). Focused strength training in the area may be beneficial, but you probably already been there.
All the best here from Aarhus, Denmark and a wish for a quick recovery.
Have a good think about aquabike. The thinking man's triathlon: you stop before the run.
Great to see you back dude
Hey, thanks!
@@CjayeMedia welcome man. I am getting back to training after an enforced break. It is great to have your inspiration back.
Hey I have OP have a sports hernia one on each side…I am a high level pickleball player that has over trained…..fast forward five months I am 80 percent back….have really worked at PT ….and the same with me got COVID just before Christmas put me back two weeks……anyway with a stronger core and lower body….loading the injury has been the right approach…..feeling optimistic…
That’s great! Hope you continue to progress to 100%
@@CjayeMedia me too have to stay optimistic….same with you
Interesting, I did not need surgery at least that is what the MRI said…we will see
That’s great. My abs had to be reattached regardless of the pubic synthesis issue.
@@CjayeMedia yeah get it…..your lucky….actually I believe according to my brother in laws brother…..Iowa Hawkeyes team medical doctor….there are only five in the country that do the procedure…..good luck to you…will be keeping up to date on your progress.
Hey what did tou feel running because of the pubic thing?
It originally was sore low abs, but it eventually became shooting pain in my groin during running. Then post run it hurt to lift my legs in and out of bed. Can also feel pain when I do lunges.
Why are people still wearing masks
That is a requirement of the medical facility. Most medical offices are still requiring them.
In California mask requirements get lifted for medical offices etc.. in may. Better late than never… I guess😒