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Testimonies: Pain/Swelling |
"I had pain running down my leg and in my lower back. I went in the Healing Rooms and asked that the pain be removed. By the power invested in God it was removed!!! Praise God!" - Tim Roark on May 31st, 2000 | |
"I felt a warmth going through my leg down to my ankle!! I had a release of pain not only in my body buy in my heart and Spirit!!" - Barbara L on March 25th, 2006 | |
"My hand was hurting so badly! I attended the Acts training night when a word of knowledge came about my hand hurting. I received prayer for my hand from my seat. The next day my hand was healed. A few days later my hand started to hurt again, but I said No in Jesus name your not coming back... and the pain left instantly. I am free from pain on my hand; PRAISE GOD!!" - Connie on May 18th, 2006 | |
"My ankle would swell up and cause great pain; (especially the last month) so I could hardly walk. I received prayer and the pain lifted off my ankle and the swelling instantly ceased. I am able to walk. I can't believe it! I am thrilled! Thank you Jesus " - Sally on May 28th, 2006 | |
"When I got here there was pain through my fingers and in my knees. As we prayed the tendons in my forearms felt so hot as if they were on fire and stretched out, even when the hands of the prayer team were very cool. My knees quit snapping and popping and the pain was gone. I was asked about blood pressure and respiratory issues and received prayer for those things as well and felt such a feeling of ease and comfort. I have been in pain for so long that it feels odd without it." - Chris W. on February 2nd, 2003 | |
"Delivered from a painful foot. After three doctors were unable to find a cause, the Lord healed it in minutes -- completely. He is Lord! Amen! I came in on crutches and in a plastic cast -- and I walked out!" - John P. on March 25th, 2000 | |
"I can hear better, my hip pain is gone. The pain in my hands is gone. The pain in my shoulder is also gone. Thank the Lord, Jesus!" - Robert M. on February 14th, 2003 | |
"The Lord healed the pain in my heels/ankles. Every step had been full of pain for one year! I have no more limping and no more pain. Thank you, Jesus." - Sandy M. on October 25th, 2003 | |
"God totally healed my heal and knee. Right now the ballsof my feet are both prickling. Praise God!" - Michelle M. on February 23rd, 2006 | |
"My right knee was giving me some trouble and some pain. I had surgery on it at one time. Today the pain is gone!" - Mary S. on November 3rd, 2000 | |
"Surgery recently left my right knee stiff and in pain. Prayer resulted in a popping sound that caused all pain to leave and stiffness to go! I was able to walk without a limp. Praise you, Jesus!" - Sharon G. on April 14th, 2005 | |
"My knee has been healed -- Praise the Lord! I had much pain and limping and swelling including hte fourth day I walked into the building. I had orthoscopic knee surgery and a year later I was still in much pain and swelling. My doctor wanted to do a knee replacement. I also had (3 times) 50 cc's of water drained from my knee. I didn't realize my healing until sometime that week. I bounded down the long steps to the downstairs of my home front-wise, instead of sideways. Praise the Lord! I was so taken back by the prophetic words spokane over my husband and myself--truly of the Lord--that I cried. It was what the Lord had confirmed in my heart. We are called to ministry. My husband has a pastor's call on his life. This was confirmed by another source afterwards. Words that were spoken over me were also confirmed. Praise the Lord!" - Mary Ellen M. on December 30th, 2000 | |
"Creative miracle in the tendon in my ankle. Knee joints healed. Spirit of death cast out! Spinal injuries corrected. Eye-balls healed. Some nerves and synaptic connections healed. Glory in the Anointing received. Abundant financial blessings received. Newness of life received. Ability to dance restored! This captive has been set free and blessed! Thank you, Lord! I rejoice in You!" - Nan S. on April 12th, 2000 | |
"When I came in I had problems with my knees. I would take a while to walk when I stood up. Now I can stand and start walking with no pain. My body is still tingling. The team really hears the Lord and spoke to my body to get rid of the extra weight." - Gloria T. on May 21st, 2003 | |
"I called in on Monday the 6th for prayer on my right knee and hip. Five minutes after I hung up the pain was gone. I never even talked to anyone. I prayed before I called and after I left the message for needing prayer." - Jo R. on August 8th, 2001 | |
"My first visit to the Healing Rooms was on Sept. 6, 1999. I had a lot of pain in my knees when climbing up stairs and we have a split level house so I am constantly using the stairs. The knee x-rays showed that I had a little Bursitis in the knees. After prayer my knees were much better. I was given words and scriptures that have helped me. Thank you Godly people. On Sept. 16, 1999 I visted the Healing Rooms again and sensed the precious presence of the Lord. My knees were completely healed and have had no pain at all when climbing up stairs. The words prayed over me and my two friends were lead by the Lord and were a comfort, a confirmation and a guide to all of us. On October 21, 1999 I again visited the Healing Rooms. We had been helping my husband's sister get her wood in for the winter and I am not used to the heavy lifting. My back and hips were completely out of place. After sitting in a chair and receiving prayer my one leg was lengthened and my hip and back feel much better. Thank you, Jesus. I praise and give thanksgiving to the Lord and eveyrone involved with the Healing Rooms. The anointing and peace of the Lord is present to heal the people." - Shirley R. on October 22nd, 1999 | |
"I came to the Healing Rooms for prayer. The next things I knew I was slain in the Holy Spirit and my knee that I had so much pain in was no longer in pain. Rather, it felt as good as new! I felt a new and joyous spirit on me. Thank you, Lord!" - Joseph M. on December 29th, 2000 | |
"In the year that has past since my first visit when I requested prayer for healing and finances 1) God has healed my knee so I didn't have to have surgery this past January; 2) God has paid off many debts and provided a way to purchase a home this past July; 3) I've been delivered from some very co-dependent, manipulative, controlling and abusive relationships." - Connie L. on August 31st, 2003 | |
"After being prayed for my pain in my leg is being released. I have been healed! Amen!" - Veronica P. on July 7th, 2005 | |
"The Lord lengthened my left leg and healed the pain I was having in my left foot. Praise the Lord." - Sonja R. on July 8th, 2005 | |
"Received prayer for leg in response to word of knowledge about pain in right leg. I had been experiencing pain in my right heel and numb sensation in the upper leg which has now all gone!" - Earl R. on April 22nd, 2000 | |
"I had pain running down my leg and in my lower back. I went in the Healing Rooms and asked that the pain be removed. By the power invested in God it was removed!!! Praise God!" - Tim R. on May 31st, 2000 | |
"One foot was shorter than the other and then my right foot grew. My knee suffered due to a car accident and now it's healed. No more pain. I have peace of mind." - Bonnie R. on March 10th, 2004 | |
"I came to the Healing Rooms in need of healing from nerve damage - hip pain - headaches - spasms and circulation problems. The result of a 90+ mph head on accident in May, 2003. There was such peace in the room. As we prayed, my hips actually popped and the pain in my left leg that was like a hot rot, left my body. I can now extend backwards without pain and sit without discomfort. Praise God. He's true to His word." - Lynn W. on January 16th, 2004 | |
"God is so great. The spirit of abandonment was broken off. My whole body realigned and I received a double anointing. My neck, shoulders, spine, hips, knees, ankles are as they should be and praise God I can start walking more. Praise God He has a purpose and a plan for me and I will fulfill His purpose for my life." - Darlene R. W. on August 18th, 2004 | |
"Well, we didn't pray about my knee pain, but it left anyway! I believe my neck healed because of popping. Oh, my sinuses are already clearing -- Praise the Lord!! I'm excited about all the amazing miracles to come." - Deborah C. on March 9th, 2006 | |
"I thank God for my hip and my shoulder and my ankle being healed. The pain is gone! Praise God!" - Carlynn B. on May 7th, 2004 | |
"My legs don't hurt! I am healed of damaged veins. The valves had weakened and caused painful varicose veins. They don't hurt now! I came in on 12/6/00 and received prayer for syatic nerve in leg that was hurting. Instantly the pain stopped. Previously I had to have my veins cut every six weeks. Since November I have not needed to have it done. I could never sleep through the night because of the pain and now I can sleep through the entire night. " - Eileen P. on November 29th, 2000 | |
"My left knee had become more and more painful as I have begun working outside the home again. I suffered acute pain with walking, standing and it kept me awake at night. I had been taking the highest dose of pain medication, but it did not touch the pain. I had given up. I went to my doctor this morning because I could not stand it anymore. The doctor scheduled an MRI and was going to get in touch with an orthopedic surgeon for possible surgery. My friend and I had been meaning to come to the Healing Rooms and decided today was the day! My prayer team reminded me that my healing came with my salvation through the blood of Jesus. I am God's daughter and healed -- No Pain!" - Patricia F. on October 20th, 2005 | |
"I would like to testify to the awesome healing power of the Lord our God. Thank you, Father God for removing the pain in my left knee and relieving the spinal pressure in my back where I suffered from nerve damage. God is good all the time!" - Terry K. on May 24th, 2006 | |
"After last Wed., on Thursday morning, I was able to put shoes on for the first time in weeks. The swelling in my feet is gone. The pain went out of my spine immediately. My kidneys are working better. My body has straightened and my legs are the same length. I was on oxygen, but I don't need it now! I have no pain in my feet and I can walk confortably. I have more strength and I can do more work at home. I thank God for this healing and I know it will get better and better." - Bea L. on May 24th, 2006 | |
"My right leg was grown out and lined up perfectly with the left. Pain and trauma from the hip down to the lower calf subsied. I am claiming complete restoration to the right knee that was crushed in an auto accident and 40 pieces of bone knit back in place. I am also taking command of all cells in my body and telling them to conform to the Word of God. Diabetes you are a thing of the past!" - Angie Davis on December 10th, 2003 | |
"I had a big lump on the ball of my foot, calcium deposit or bone spur. Painful to walk on. God dissolved it. My foot feels wonderful. No more pain! " - Pauline W. on October 12th, 2000 | |
"I came in last year for healing in my feet. I had pain in my heels and was prayed for twice. Healing manifested both times, but went away. I kept standing for the healing. I confessed my healing daily. After several months the Holy Spirit stopped me and asked when I was going to stop confessing my healing and walk in it. I removed my arch supports from my shoes and I've been walking pain free ever since." - Terry D. on September 4th, 2004 | |
"After a nine hour flight from Amsterdam to Seattle my left foot was swollen with redness and great pain that radiated part way up the calf of my leg. The symptoms reoccurred for two days until Thursday morning in the War Room (Healing Rooms) when team members prayed for me. Symptoms subsided and I was able to minister all day Thursday. Friday morning all the symptoms were gone." - Dick M. on June 12th, 2003 | |
"On July 5, 2002, my husband and I were prayed over by one of your healing teams. I hve had serious foot pain that has greatly limited my abiity to walk for the last ten years. X-rays have revealed that the cartilage in the first metatarsal phalangeal joints (where the big toes connect to the foot) is almost completely gone in both feet. Also, the cartilage in the second metatarsal cuneiform joint bilateral (bones over top of the arch) of both feet is almost completely gone. Also, over the top of the arches there has been a great deal of swelling from an unknown origin. I have visited a chiropractor, four general practitioners, three physical therapists, two podiatrists, and one rheumatologist seeking reief; none of them have been able to discover what is causing my pain. I have tried numerous pain medications that I had to stop using because they raised my blood pressure. I have used four different types of orthodics with varying degrees of success. But, none helped me walk more than a block or so. And, the pain persisted. I recently started water aerobics, but because my feet would cramp, I had to wear a weight belt to keep my feet from touching the floor of the pool. Since our visit to the Healing Rooms I am walking over a mile with little or no pain, the swelling over the top of my arches has decreased significantly, and I am able to do water aerobics without the weight belt. Praise God! Thank you for being there for me." - Patty S. on July 5th, 2002 | |
"When I was at the Healing Rooms the first time I was healed from five different things all at once, maybe more. I just know in my heart that I was healed from more and just don't realize it. Maybe it's spiritual healing from my past. All I know from that experience in the Healing Rooms that I am a new man and I am changing to be what God wants me to be. God was working on my heart two weeks before I came up. Well, let me share with you that the heals of my feet were smashed for about a year and the prayer team prayed over my feet and I felt like there was a cast over the right foot and I felt the Holy Spirit give tingling vibrations in my foot. That's when I just knew that my feet were healed. Also when I got home from my vacation I noticed my back was healed. I had tendonitis for three months or more, and I am free from my six year depression. Praise God." - Joshua W. on February 2nd, 2000 | |
"The ache in my back from the compressed vertibrae is gone. The burning and pain in my feet is gone! Praise God! " - Sylvia R. on August 8th, 2003 | |
"Swelling left my right foot and both legs as they went into alignment. Stress left my body; peace filled my being as I was being set free of past burdens. Pain left my body. Glory to God!" - Almira M. on April 3rd, 2002 | |
"At approximately 12:30 I was waiting to be prayed for. I had tried to walk with persevering faith in God -- When a friend told me to get a prayer cloth from off the table by the receptionist. I asked and she said yes. I took two and put them in each shoe. I was reading the Healing Rooms bulletin in the hallway about John G. Lake and Cal Pierce's testimony and sayind a prayer trying to keep my mind off the pain in my feet, back and legs when all of a sudden my feet feel like they are on fire." - Bonnie L. on April 26th, 2001 | |
"I received a week of prayer at the healing room and as a result my knee was healed as well as my migraine headaches. I came in for emotional prayer and left with physical healing as some things were cast from my body. We never prayed for the physical problems but they were the fruit." - Helen C. on September 13th, 2006 | |
"I was attending a Healing Rooms Bible Study,and after the teaching I asked for prayer for my right knee that I hurt in a fall. Instantly the pain left and I could freely move my knee without any discomfort." - Mary W. on September 13th, 2006 | |
"After promptings of preparations for healing through indidvidual prayer, Bible study lessons, praying in the Spirit, fasting, having a new connection to the Psalms, rest, and self care -- this person came again to the Healing Rooms. "March 19th I experienced deliverance. I felt a new feeling of expectation, empowerment,& courage. Like David in the Bible where he fights the giant, I stepped into the battlefield ready for victory. They laid hands & prayed over me. My heart felt so full. It was as if I felt the Lord's hand on my shoulder too. Upon waling out, the leg pain was gone! MY back pressure was gone! It is truly the Lord as to my release. It was a long year of suffering without answers medically. Yet, spiritually I grew so much. God delivered & healed in His timing & with my persistence. He brought growth & teaching. I praise & thank my God with all my heart! I can now pick up my son, do dishes, vacuum, shower, cook, stand, clean, run, jump, & grocery shop -- & the list can go on. I now have more compassion & understanding. I am so thankful to be pain free!"" - C. W. on May 16th, 2007 | |
"Pie Sanado (Foot Healed) Mi hija me dijo que viniera aqui, despres de horar por mi Dios se manifesto y iso la obra y mi pie esta sanado. Al prencipio mi pie estaba inchado y no podia caminar. Caminaba chueqe y Dios iso la obra y ahora estoy sanada por la gracia de Dios, le alabo y le glorificio y le doy gracias a Dios y le bendigo. (My daughter told me to go to the Oxnard Healing Rooms for prayer. I had come in with a swollen, painful foot and was walking with a limp. I received prayer and God manifested Himself through the healing of my foot. By the grace of God I am healed and no longer limp. I worship, glorify, and give thanks to God. I bless His name.)" - Josepina Z. on July 18th, 2007 | |
"My hip and leg were healed of all pain. I am able to jump up and down. I feel released from family burdens. God has healed me in every part of my body-mind-soul. Praise God for His goodness! Hallelujah!" - Ruth L. on December 4th, 2007 | |
"During the "Christ the healer" teaching at the healing rooms I began to feel better. I was having problems with my feet as they were hurting me so bad that I could hardly walk or stand on them. Sometimes I could not even wear shoes. They prayed for me before I left and to this day I have had no pain or swelling. Praise God!!" - Denise H. on January 10th, 2008 | |
"I accompanied my wife, Nancy, to the Healing Rooms for her healing. She suggested that I also request prayer. I was hesitant because her condition is devastating compared to my 'minor' ailments. I agreed. Praise Jesus! I requested healing for artery blockage in my heart, Morton's Neuroma, and severe shoulder pain. After prayer and anointing the pain in my shoulder was gone! I can now walk pain free without my cushion aided shoes on! I believe God has also healed my heart for He healed my feet and shoulder, therefore He has healed me. God's blessings on all who participated in Thursday's ministry and are willing to be used by God." - Errol W. on August 11th, 2008 | |
"My two prayer partners prayed for me and both of them had words of knowledge that I could confirm. After prayer, the specific symptom of pain in my heels was gone! I beleive God will continue to cleanse and do a work of healing in my body as I trust in Him." - Christie P. on August 9th, 2008 | |
"I had been having trouble with my right achilles tendon since the beginning of April. Last Saturday, while dancing in the War Room, the pain completely left. I have been able to walk at length with no pain. Praise Jesus!" - Erica M. on July 18th, 2008 | |
"On about June 12, 2008, I hurt my right foot and ankle really bad. My toes, foot and ankle were swollen and discolored. It hurt all the way up to my knee. The swelling has gone down and the healthy color is back. I am starting to jog again and I am feeling stronger." - Dale H. on June 26th, 2008 | |
"I have experienced numb toes for over a year and the orthotics I had made weren't helping. But, after prayer this evening I have no more numbness or pain. (Spiritual Hunger Conference)" - Eileen H. on September 13th, 2008 | |
"When I came into the Healing Rooms I had extremely swelling in my legs. I couldn't even comfortably wear a shoe because my ankles were so swollen. They were also very painful and the skin was stretched and had sores. After receiving prayer I have no more pain and the swelling is gone! Praise the Lord!" - Carlena O. on October 29th, 2008 | |
"When I came into the Healing Rooms, my right index finger was hurting and I could hardly bend it. Now it doesn't hurt at all. Also, the heel of my right foot had a lump on it and it caused a lot of pain when I walked. In fact, I'd have to crawl to the bathroom in the night and in the morning because of the pain. After receiving prayer the pain is 100 percent gone! Thank you, God, for working through the Spokane Healing Rooms." - Diana L. on November 13th, 2008 | |
"I came into the Healing Rooms today with terrible pain in my back, arms, legs and feet. After receiving prayer the pain in my arms, legs and feet is gone and the pain in my back is disappearing!" - Naomi M. on November 19th, 2008 | |
"A five year struggle with plantars fasciitis had resulted in a more severe case of this injury to where two months ago it finally gave way. The pain of it felt like I was stepping on a nail in my heel. When that happened it hurt so bad I fell over and broke my same foot. I hit my left arm on a metal chair and popped my neck so hard it blurred my vision for a second. I thought, WOW, that felt like what had happened to my neck ten years ago in a work injury. Maybe it just popped back in, I thought. All I really knew at that time was I had really hurt myself. But, I was working (hair-dresser) and I had one client in the restroom and one client coming in to get a haircut. I sat down before they both came in the room. When they did enter they could tell something was wrong. I told them that I thought I had really hurt myself. I said, I think I stepped on a tack. So here are my two loyal, loving clients looking on the floor for this 'stupid tack' I thought I had stepped on. The only thing we could find was a piece of the 'popcorn' ceiling. I couldn't believe it. There was no way that had caused all this pain! So, because I'm a person who has a high tolerance for pain I had forgotten about the fall and just explained it as stepping on a tack. I worked the following weeks by stepping only on the ball of my right foot because I didn't want to step on my heel and feel that tack again. When I first told my husband I neglected to tell him I fell because at that time I truly had forgotten. Nothing else hurt but the constant heel pain every time I took a step. We figured it was just bruised. This happened on Oct 3rd, 2008. On Oct. 5th I went to the Davenport Hotel to an annual Hair Show. On the 6th I took a 3 mile field trip with my daughter. The reason I include this is, as I look back, because of the kind of fall I took there should have been no way I could have endured all of that. My diagnosis started to reveal itself (starting on Nov. 3rd) when I just couldn't explain what was wrong, but I knew I couldn't stand how I felt anymore. I had my sister drop me off at the Urgent Care and all I could say to the doctor was: I think I have a bone spur. Can you please x-ray my foot' As it turns out I broke my foot when I fell and had been putting all of my weight on it for the last four weeks. This caused a flare up of Morton's Neroma in two nerves in the same foot. I had a very bad case of tendonitis in my left arm due to being on and off crutches for four weeks, but when the inflammation of that was under control a new pain began. This pain was in my arm and went higher into my shoulder. Through several doctor's appointments, physical therapy appointments, cortisone shots, ultra-sound therapy, stimulant therapy and two hours of home physical therapy a day, it was topped off with a MRI of my neck. All of the pain in my arm and shoulder showed it was pain from my neck. The MRI was on Nov. 26th. It is now Dec. 3rd and I am sitting in the Bookstore at the Healing Rooms writing about what just has happened. How can I even explain, other than I HAVE BEEN HEALED! I felt the blood of Christ come over me 3/4ths of the way through my prayer session. Not knowing I was healed until the end I said, I think I can walk. Oh, I forgot to mention that I had been in a wheelchair-scooter for a month, not being able to walk fully. One week prior to today I took my first three steps, then 4, 8, 10 up to about 20 steps. But I did this only a couple of times and at only one time a day on different days. I had a splint on my left arm and on occasion it was in a sling. Because of the nerve pain it was few and far between it. And, my neck - oh, let me tell you - my neck was always uncomfortable. So, getting back to the awesome news of being healed. I told my prayer team that I thought I could walk. I got up and I said, this is the real test because I had walked a little bit this morning and I knew how it felt. I walked back and forth, back and forth - not wanting to make anything up about what I was experiencing. I wanted to be sure. I continued. Then I stopped, stood straight up and looked up, then I looked at all three of the ladies that had just prayed for me, and I said to them: I am not questioning my faith or my God, but I'm going to try it again because I want Him to confirm that I am healed. Praise God!!!! Then I started jumping up and down and screaming: oh my, oh my, oh my! I ran over and gave each of the ladies a huge hug. In closing I just want to say: never, ever, ever, stop believing in miracles. If they say it can't happen - it can. Never, ever sign off on any package that is not delivered from our Heavenly Father. If you believe, believe with your whole heart. Even if what you believe may not come until the last of your breath here on earth, always know God promises to provide. He hears your prayers and you may think at times that He isn't listening because you haven't received an answer. Well, that doesn't mean it's not going to be answered. I believe it's because He has something better in store for you. So step aside. Let God lead you. Just wait for the big shining light He has on your path so He can lead you where He wants you to go! God bless you. " - Michell U. on December 3rd, 2008 | |
"I received prayer at the Spiritual Hunger Conference in September, 2008. I had been dealing with a toe fungus and an in-grown toenail for 13 years. The doctors were not helpful. It was a peculiar fungus that I got while overseas. Soon after having prayer the fungus was completely gone. My nail looks normal (no yellow coloring, no infection and no pain!). It's completely healed!" - Tiffany A. on February 11th, 2009 | |
""Issue of blood gradually [in 3 days] healed after a visit to HR. Right sole of foot was healed! [over 2-3 months of visits] [Blood pressure] Headache was healed during today's visit." " - Marina S. on May 27th, 2009 | |
"March, 2009 Praise the Lord I've received a healing of my feet. They are 80% better than before. Due to surgeries in the past my feet had arthritis. I was in pain all the time. Simple prayer of faith prayed by ladies of faith. Cheryl " on June 10th, 2009 Entered online Jun 10th, 2009 Prince George Healing Rooms | |
"About a year ago I stepped on something and it swelled and was quite painful! I assumed it would work its way out. It seemed to get better, but then periodically my foot would swell up and be quite painful to walk on. I finally mentioned it as we were praying at the Healing Rooms one day and received prayer for it. It didn't change at first and I finally got my doctor to look at it and she told me to set up an appointment - there was definitely something in there. But a couple of days later I was rubbing my foot because it was very sore and swollen again. Then a small, round, hard object fell into my hand. Unfortunately I was outside and whatever it was fell on the ground so I didn't see it. But whatever it was is gone. It was there for over a year and fell out about 2 weeks after the prayer. Thank You Lord. " - Barb on July 22nd, 2009 | |
"Laura, Just got back....it's midnight Thursday night. God's peace, presence & love saw me through this. Thank you so much for your prayers & counsel. The Dentist was amazing! He cleaned all of my teeth, drilled & filled my wisdom tooth, removed the infected bone graft / cavitation, removed the broken tooth, & filled another small cavity. I was sedated & don't remember anything. The procedure lasted four hours. I didn't have any pain. Both he & his wife are Christians, the environment was nurturing & caring. The Lord really blessed me. My incredulous description to my dentist regarding the total absence of pain, bleeding or swelling brought a bemused response from him. He said, "I would think that would be a good thing." It was & is but I was told so many other things by other dentists. That I would need a pain killer twice as strong as Vicodin, that there would be bruising & swelling. I actually feel wonderful & have since the surgery was done. Removing that much infection has had a very positive effect on my body. My knee is fine! The trip home was much easier walking thru the airports. No stiffness or pain anywhere in my body! I'm going to work in the morning.I praise Him & thank Him for his goodness. " - Linda on August 2nd, 2009 | |
"I came in for prayer at the Healing Rooms for a broken left toe, two spurs on my right foot and for financial guidance. I also wanted to be able to speak in tongues freely. After prayer, God healed my broken left toe and removed the two spurs from my right foot. They had been painful and caused me to limp. Also, I was baptized in the Holy Spirit so that I am able to speak in tongues which helps me feel at ease and able to pray in a more powerful way. So, within days of prayer at the Healing Rooms, I was also received financial help from unexpected sources." - Dennis S. on March 5th, 2009 | |
"Today I came into the Healing Rooms to ask the Lord into my heart and to be my Savior. I now have the Lord's hand to hold while I find my path. I came in today with a foot injury that has been taking nearly five months to heal. We prayed for the healing of my foot and I walked out with a healed injury -- by the hands of the Lord. Thank you, Healing Rooms!" - Stacy G. on August 27th, 2009 | |
"I had been diagnosed with advanced osteo-arthritis in my knees. I had intense pain in my knees and also in my feet, back, neck and shoulders. I wanted a quick fix from all the pain. I did feel immediate relief in my knees but knew there was more healing to come. I had resigned from the worship team because I couldn't stand for over an hour up on the stage but after that first day of being prayed for, I felt I was to go back onto the worship team and believe God for my total healing. My next visit to the Healing Rooms was a very interesting time. I loved what God did for me that day which left me with an overwhelming feeling of compassion and ability to offer forgiveness. I also had felt that God was speaking to me about losing weight. My next visit was all about having words cut off me about my weight. Someone lent me some DVDs about doing the right thing for my wellness. I have begun to put these life styles into practice and PRAISE THE LORD I am feeling relatively pain free and no longer taking pain medication. I praise God for the journey He has taken me on for this to happen and I WILL see my complete healing and I WILL be able to get off the rest of the medication in the very near future. HE GETS ALL THE GLORY FOR EVERY STEP IN THIS JOURNEY. " - Reta W. on November 18th, 2009 | |
"Today, July 5, 2010, I got delivered from spirit of grief and ungodly soul ties with my ex-spouse (common law) and self-hatred when the people prayed for me. Now my feet muscles are ok, I can walk and not in pain and I feel the peace of God. Thank you. " - Anita on July 5th, 2010 | |
"November 8, 2010 As I received prayer for eye problems I sensed a stabbing pain in the top area of my foot and mentioned it to the ladies - prayer was given and seen as a stake that needed to be pulled out - the pain left. Later as I thought on the incident it became clear to me that this was a self induced curse as I had many times said that I had felt I had one foot nailed to the floor and was running in circles when I would be working hard but not accomplishing much. Thank the Lord for the healing & for showing me that words can be either life of death to us all. Linda " - Linda on November 8th, 2010 | |
"I came to the Healing Rooms on 17th November. At that time I had a very painful left heel. After prayer for healing I felt a burning feeling in my heel and then both feet were on fire. I felt the left heel being healed while I sat there. Thank you Jesus for your healing touch. Glenn " - Glenn T. on November 17th, 2010 | |
"CANCER BOWS TO THE NAME OF JESUS My daughter had been complaining about pain and a lump on the top of her foot. I took her to the doctor who said it wasn't normal and it could be cancer. We took her for further test the next day and the Dr. called two days later saying everything was clean and there was no lump even though she had felt it. I know God healed my daughter. Thank you for the prayers for my daughter." - Christina L. on March 5th, 2011 | |
"My husband and I came to the Healing Rooms last week after suffering significant foot injuries. We had both been training for a full marathon and knew Satan was attempting to steal the joy of finishing this race from us. After receiving prayer, we continued to claim our healing. Three days later, we ran all 26.2 miles and beat our goal time by 7 minutes! God is great and we are completely healed and have no foot pain!" - Ana L. on May 19th, 2010 | |
"About 6 weeks ago I had real problems with my feet particularly with my right foot. Everywhere I walked I was in a lot of discomfort. I could hardly walk and I was on my feet a lot with my job. Letchworth healing rooms prayed for my feet every week for 4 weeks and after 3 weeks I noticed there was a great improvement and now I'm completely healed. At the time I did go to the doctor and he said it was something to do with the nerve endings but praise God my feet are better." - Gail H. on August 22nd, 2011 | |
"God is good. After prayer while God was healing pastor Hannah's foot, I felt my knee pain was gone. Hallelujah! Praise our healing God." - Patria on October 27th, 2011 | |
"After prayer in the healing rooms, the pain in my left ankle left immediately." - jackie on November 7th, 2011 | |
"My foot was healed from the nerve damage from the hematoma. It is still hot." - Kathleen W. on September 9th, 2010 | |
"I have had migraines since 6th grade. After prayer, there was no more pain, I just felt his presence. I have also had foot pain for 3 years since having an accident. The doctor said that I had arthritis. No more pain here either. Praise Jesus!" - Jill R. on December 23rd, 2011 | |
"Feel welcome, room full of love. Feel at peace foot much better. Broken foot bones." - Sandra on August 11th, 2011 | |
"Felt the anointing very strongly - shoulder pain much relieved." - Joy S. on June 11th, 2011 | |
"I came in for healing of my feet and walked away with a healed heart. Some unforgiveness of my past was revealed, what a very powerful discovery. I felf the Holy Spirit so strong all over me, and a weight was lifted from my heart and soul. I have not felt so free in many years, released from a heavy burden. God even told me I would have sweet sleep, nobody knew about this problem." - Christa C. on May 12th, 2012 | |
"After an emotionally traumatic incident I was infected by a virus, which was followed by severe swelling that came up overnight, together with severe arthritis pain in my hands, wrists, arms and ankles. During this trial the Lord encouraged me with dreams that showed that, although I felt abandoned, He was at work to prepare a more heavenly place in my heart for Him and to bring me into much blessing. I received prayer at Healing Rooms Australia and Nowra Healing Rooms and each time felt the overwhelming love and compassion of Jesus. He healed me of trauma and a very deep emotional vulnerability from childhood. Not only has my body been healed, but I have come into a place of greater trust in my heavenly Father and He is blessing me abundantly. Ursula" - Ursula R. on July 9th, 2012 | |
"My feet are much much much much better than when I walked in." - Gene P. on January 16th, 2013 | |
"I went to the Wreck Bay Healing Rooms for prayer for both of my feet. They had been very sore and painful for a few weeks ... something to do with Diabetes. I had my feet washed and prayed for, then the Lord Jesus healed me right away. Thank you Jesus. Eileen" - Eileen H. on March 6th, 2013 | |
"I have been suffering with severe pain in my left foot (heel) since a boating accident 15 years ago, in which my heel was shattered. I have had a surgery and there is a plate and metal screws in my foot. I was invited to the Conejo Valley Healing Rooms by my friend. After conversing and praying during my session pain has been suddenly taken away. Thank you Father God." - Marlene W. on April 8th, 2013 | |
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PDT has been used to treat the chest wall in patients with recurrent breast cancer. Generally, PDT will only treat cancers that are up to 4-6 mm in depth, so its use is generally limited to small lesions. Photofrin (the photosensitizer used in PDT) is not approved for use in breast cancer. It can be used off-label, but most insurance companies will not pay for the cost. We do not have any trials open at University of Pennsylvania for this problem. However, there may be a trial at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, or at Roswell Park in Buffalo, NY.
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The number of companies realizing the power of social media and the blogosphere continues to grow. This creates fantastic opportunities for free lance writers and bloggers.
I'm sorry to inform you, but just having a blog does not make you money. You've purchased the domain. You've launched your blog. You've written maybe even a year of posts. Having the best layout will not earn you money. You will be the one earning the money.
There are many paid writing opportunities. However, a lot of these opportunities will not come knocking at your blog door. Yes, I have seen it happen and I am regularly approached for paid blogging opportunities. The first step {after maintaining a healthy blog of course!} is to seek out job opportunities.
Think of it this way. When you are job hunting, do you sit on your couch waiting for companies to call and offer you a position? No! You put your resume out, you answer job postings. The same is required in social media. Unless you are a top blogger, which most of us are not... you need to put your name out there and apply for jobs.
Here is a list of sites you will want to hit when seeking paid blogging opportunities:
All of these were found by simply "Googling it". Go to Google.com {or any search engine for that matter} and search various terms such as: "paid blogging jobs" "paid blogging opportunities" "paid writing jobs" etc,...
As always, make sure to weigh each opportunity carefully and do not share personal information without considering who you are giving it to. There are scams and you need to be the one protecting yourself from them.
An up and coming amazing community for monetization is Sverve. The platform feels like a mashup of Pinterest (with visuals) and Linkedin (with connections) plus provides numerous opportunities for making some cash with your blog. When you join, connect to me (Kimberly Rues) -- I'd love to meet you :)
I work for a blogging platform that pays 100% commissions. It is also rated in the top 10 work at home opportunities from scamxposer.com. Definitely NOT a scam.
email me with any questions that you have email@example.com
I mostly use PayPerPost and the other IZEA sites to make money blogging.
As for the remainder of the work, I freelance write, draw and design. C:
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Tiffany, I am new to bloggymoms and this site is AMAZING!! So helpful and welcoming. Thank you for being around!
This is an awesome list. Thank you Tiffany for posting this.. I love Bloggy moms. I have received so much information here. I am so grateful for your stewardship to this community
I would also add that BlogHer.com takes submissions and syndicates posts they choose and the pay is $50 per piece. I just got my first one, due to be featured 7/12/12 on my post The Don't Do A Damn Thing Award! I Just Like Your Blog. I am so excited!
Thanks for the extra tips. ;)
Great list!! Thanks again for this resource!!! Soooo glad to be part of this group!
P.S. Lisa, I love your comment below! Just keep blogging, Just keep blogging! :) That's my philosophy, too. :P
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There's a new interview with Alice Munro on the New Yorker website, which is a rare treat, since she doesn't do many interviews. (I don't know if it was done over e-mail or the phone or whatever, but I was especially tickled by the use of all-caps for emphasis!) Unfortunately, and perhaps not surprisingly, she restates her intention to retire from writing. She threatened to do so a few years ago, but kept going. This time, though, I'm more inclined to believe it. She had two scheduled public appearances in Toronto this year (one during an arts festival in the summer and another just last month on the publication of Dear Life), and cancelled both. She's said to be not in the best health. Hopefully, this won't be her last collection, but if it is, it certainly ends her career on a graceful note. (But let's not even think it!)
Speaking of literary retirements, the big news recently is that Philip Roth has officially put down the pen. Roth is reportedly in very fine health, but seems to have lost the inclination to keep writing novels. I generally run hot and cold on Roth, but it's always sad when a distinguished artist stops producing work, whatever the reason. Though, I thought his last book, Nemesis, was pretty good, so if that's his swan song, it's certainly not a bad one.
Finally, Louise Erdrich won the National Book Award for The Round House, which I haven't read, but which is turning out to be one of the year's big American novels. (Philip Roth, incidentally, mentions loving it in that NY Times article above.) It's a nice coming-out for Erdrich, who remains relatively under-the-radar for such a feted author -- she's written a ton of books, won the National Book Critics Circle Award and been a Pulitzer Prize finalist. The Round House has invited comparisons to To Kill a Mockingbird, and though it's very rare for a novel to do the NBA/Pulitzer double, I think Erdrich is very much in contention for the Pulitzer too.


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I have never heard of a single complaint on a veto. I prefer an open top type tool bag(which veto does sell).make sure that you look at the empty weight of the tool bag before you pick one to carry everyday,up and down, everywhere full of tools.You get what you pay for.Quality is not cheap.
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I've done far too much research on this simple decision. I changed from "hip bags" to a carry bag in the last month. Hate to ditch the new bag in favor of the Veto but... My current bag weighs 2 pounds empty compared to the 11 pounds of the open top LC. That puts my tools and pouch up to just shy of 40 pounds. I'm 6'3" 220 pounds so I should be able to handle it but...
I'm an electrician and think the open top bag will work much better for me. I'd hate unzipping the bag everytime I just needed a few tools from the bag. I've also ordered a pocket caddy by Occidental Leather that fits in the rear pocket of your jeans. Has 4 pockets and should hold enough tools for a trim out or rough in.
I've heard that Veto's prices are going up in mid October. Is that true? I see that an open top LC can be bought for $130 post paid. Good price? Any advantage to getting the XL--weighs 3 pounds more and is 3 inches longer.
Thanks for the input.
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Just dropped the hammer on the occidental leather 5585 journeymans tote, I will leave feedback once I have used it for a while
I bought a Veto XL early this year. Expensive and heavy... and I won't trade it for any other bag I've ever had.
1. I live in a snowbelt. I hate snow, or rain for that matter, throughout my kit. The zippered sides are fantastic. It is also nice that when you unzip the sides right down, it exposes nearly every tool I have! Because it is enclosed, my tools don't rub on the side of the buildings either, nor is there any chance of them falling out if it gets tipped a bit.
2. I can throw, dump, push, drop and tip this bag into the back of my truck without ever worrying about a) the stuff even moving inside of it, b) it splitting a zip, the base, a seam or the material. It is one tough b****r.
3. It is heavy, but extremely and surprisingly comfortable to carry. When I am standing around with it, I put it down. I got a free carabiner from Rigid some time ago (two actually) and attached it to the side of the Veto and use tie straps to attach things, like filters, vent motors, etc, to the side to carry up ladders if I don't or can't use a rope.
4. I carry an 18V drill, a Dremel, my Totaline clip-on meter and a multitude of other hand tools and electrical connectors. I even carry a hi and lo side gauge, without manifold and hoses, for quick checks. I guess this is an individual thing. I see the ladder as the weakest link of my calls. I fell off one once, hard, so, even though I am good and fine on them, I don't dawdle on them. The Veto carries most of what I need to make minimum trips up and down.
5. They are expensive. But, you ain't gonna buy a new Impala for the price of a Cobalt. Simple: You get what you pay for. The qualify is better than anything else I have seen. This makes a big difference. The first thing I did with the last 4 or 5 pouches or bags I bought was dump the straps that came with them in favour of my old trusted one. Not with the Veto. Their shoulder strap is great. Their handle is even better for hoisting with a rope.Is this a Fabreze moment? C.Y.D. I'm voting white elephant. 2¢.
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I use the leather IDEAL tote it is great and have had it for 6 years!
I am very hard on tools and especially tool bags
i usually get less than a year out of a canvas bag!
veto is good, but big and heavy!I WILL SELL WORK,GENERATE BUSINESS, GO GET NEW CUSTOMERS!
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Ideal Tuff Totes
the ideal tuff tote has treated me well for many years. It has gotten cramped over time though.
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oldswamm wrote:I'm confused. What are you going to do with the pic on the mains side? Are you going to measure something there?
Measure the voltage of the pack.
The solid state relays are already isolated, and that's all I figured on having on the mains side.
My board would be at Batt-, and there's no practical way to isolate it that I can see.
I would ground the case, and the only thing not enclosed would be the battery.
The battery leads are connected to the mains, but heck, the battery is dangerous at 24s or more even without this.
<edit> Do you have a plan to isolate the battery from the mains? Because the battery is dangerous,it should be totally isolated, and well insulated whether using this charger or not. <endedit>
Here's the path that I see:
1. Mains is connected to the caps via the SCRs.
2. The caps are connected to the bridge.
3. The bridge is connected to Batt+ and Batt-
None of these are isolated. So that means that the pack is connected to mains voltage. And if it so happens that that the hot and neutral are swapped on the plug/socket, that the ground is in fact connected to the Hot side of the mains.
Now the control board.
1. Mains is isolated from the board via the xformer power supply.
2. Control board is using optoisolators to throw the SCRs.
So far the control board is isolated. Now here's the kicker:
* Connect the ground of the control board to Batt- !!!
All the isolation goes poof! The control board is now directly connected to both the pack and the mains with no isolation. And if that ground is connected to the hot side, then the potential of that connection can by up to mains voltage. It sabotoges all of the isolation that you're trying to accomplish.
Throw up a sketch, so we can see what the extra processor is for. It would be nice if we could come up with a cooperative design. The way things usually work on ES is there's discussion, then everybody does their own design. If you have a better way than I can come up with, and it's not to expensive, I'm fine with going with your design.
First Sketch. Hope it comes out OK.
The objective is to maintain the carefully constructed isolation of the control board. The only purpose of that ground connection is to measure the pack voltage. The extra processor's job is to measure voltages/currents on the mains/pack side, then communicate that information to the isolated control board via an optoisolated interface.
The point is that any connection between the control board and the pack/mains needs to be isolated. The power supply is. The SCRs are. The measurement needs to be too.
P. S. for those of you who want one of these chargers, but don't want to build one, you can buy it here.
I don't think I would want to be their insurance provider, though.
And the price!!
My P.S. from the diyelectriccar thread. This site: http://stores.directhvacsupply.com/StoreFront.bok sells the caps ultra cheap. I just purchased ten 80 MFD 440V run capacitors from them for $60 including shipping. Show be good enough to get the charger in the 30A range.


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Like previous posters have said, this is not a race to PR in, but it is definitely worth it! It was hot and windy this year, but this summer has been unusually hot everywhere in CO. I would recommend carrying your own water...the aid stations are well-stocked, but when it's hot and at high altitude, carrying your own is smart. I carried a 12 oz. handheld and refilled every few miles the high-speed nozzles are awesome and I didn't lose much time at all refilling. The volunteers are great, too - one even offered to fill my bottle and run it up to me so I wouldn't lose time. Overall, I definitely recommend this race!
An extremely difficult race course. Combination of altitude + hills + wind were very humbling. I found this to be harder than the marathon at the end of an ironman distance triathalon. I'd put emphasis on controlling your speed/effort on the first big hill (miles 2-6) so you have gas left in the tank for the rest of the race. Organization of the race and support were great. Fan support was what you would expect from a small town marathon: meager.
This is the 5th time I've run the EP marathon; it was fantastic the first year and continues to only get better! The course is well supported, although I do carry my own hydration pack due to the altitude. In addition to sports drink/food, I love that the aid stations have ice water and ice! I've run over 80 marathons and this is one of my favorites. The spectators are very supportive - it is a small race, so do not expect huge crowds along the course. Thanks to the race directors for consistently offering a fabulous experience.
It was sunny, hot, windy and worth running, but one needs to be prepared for participating in a race that is at between 7400 and 8100 feet above sea level. Unlikely you will do a PR unless this is your first race. Nevertheless, of the 150 marathoner finishers I noticed that four had BQ times. They were obviously well prepared. Organization of the event was excellent. They apparently listened to previous complaints about no t-shirt and provided a very nice one that fits well and looks good. The roads and turns are well marked, but a couple of volunteers did not point which way to go. Not a problem early on, but at the later stages of a race it is always a welcome hand gesture when I am beat and don't want to think about looking at signs or arrows on the road. All in all the volunteers were excellent and I can't thank them enough for being willing to stand for hours in the sun and cheer everyone on. I didn't see it mentioned in their online information, but I was able to take a shower in a very nice H.S. boys locker room after the race right near the finish line. What a pleasure! I assume the girls locker room is also nice. BTW, the finish is in the H.S. stadium on the track where friends and family can easily watch you round the track to the finish line, which mine did. They made every effort to announce every runner's name, state and home town. I did not use the Hydrapouch since I have not used it previously. Interesting device that could work okay with practice. I plan on trying it out in the near future. I respected the organizers desire to reduce the waste of paper cups so I carried a small bottle that fit easily in my hand and could be filled quickly at each aid station with either ice cold water or sports drink. The first two watering stations were at miles 2 and 5 I think, but later in the race I swear they were every mile to mile and a half I would guess because of the sun, heat and wind. That's great planning. I filled my bottle at almost every one and there was always plenty to drink. Perhaps there could have had a little more food for late finishing marathoners, but I think that is hard to calculate for a small event, especially when there is a half-M, 10K and 5K as well. All in all I enjoyed myself and felt like I had not just run a marathon, but completed a challenging event. Hats off the organizers and many thanks for an enjoyable day. Tim
I ran this marathon again this year; I guess I'm just a masochist. As I've commented before, the course is beautiful but the wind this year was absolutely awful. It was nice when it was at your back but when it was in your face it was the equivalent of trying to run up a freaking cliff. The hydropour thing that they want the runners to use totally sucks. It falls off your running shorts too easily and is a pain in the neck to haul around. They have cups at the aid stations anyway- I'm not sure why they continue to waste their money by including them in the pre-race pack of stuff. I didn't find anyone who likes it. The aid stations were exceptionally well-stocked with oranges, bananas, and gels. The volunteers were very friendly and helpful. And, they provided a very nice shirt in the race packet this year. I won't be running this one again- the wind made it miserable. Hills and altitude I can handle, but the wind was awful. There was wind last year as well, but this year was much worse.
A well run small town marathon, difficult course. Only a few complaints. The awards were pathetic and a t-shirt was not included in the registration fee. Never heard of making the runner pay for their race day shirt? Other runners have commented on the HydraPouch, mine fell off at mile 3 and I saw others along the race course as well, it was a bust. I probably would not run this marathon again due to the difficulty, but it's worth looking into if you like a challenge.
For weeks I was worried about the altitude and the hills,but after starting the race with the half marathon group for a miles out and a mile back to the marathon start! hey open your mouth and say marathon over here half over there. Welcome to my first ultra! only if it was a total of 28.2 miles. Water stops was the best that I ever seen. Big thanks to all of you. Elk encounters!!! Loved the town,I will be back to hang out and eat and sleep. I felt good going up the hills. Don't worry be hilly.
Be prepared for this one!!!! This is a beautiful course, but it will beat you up. After reading other comments, they have it pretty accurate. The profile of the course elevation seems right, but what you don't see is how the elevation and the hills will tear you down. None of the hills by themselves are difficult, but when you add them together with the altitude, they will definately zap your energy. The first hill is about 4 miles long and there is another hill that starts about mile 16 that is about 3 miles long with a few very short steeper hills. I've run Pikes Peak and other courses with severe hills and its nothing compared to those races. I would guess the average hill has a gradient of 3-6%, but over the course of 26 miles they take their toll. I would estimate you will run 15-20 minutes slower on this course than one at lower altitude with fewer hills. Here is the good and bad: Good: 1) Spectacular Scenery - I'm from Denver and I still loved it, 2) Super Volunteers-enthusiastic & helpful, 3) Well Marked Course, 4) Ice Cold Water - way to go!!! Bad: 1) Hydropouch - good idea, but they still had cups of water (I suggest carrying a water bottle - aid stations should have pitchers of water for quick-fill of bottles), 2) I won an age group award and got a cheesy medal that you can get at any running store. The finishers medal was very nice that everyone gets, but if you win something, don't give another medal. They need to give out something special to Estes Park like a painted estes park rock or petrified elk dung, 3) No t-shirt - since its a difficult race, give out more. 4) start the race earlier. The sun is up at 5:30, runners get up early b/c they are nerveous - they could get more Denver people to stay in EP if they did this, 5) Organize the finish of the race better - there were people at the stadium and inside. When awards were given out, there were just a few people. Put everyone outside on the football field with a couple more tents. That way we can cheer other runners and recognize the award winners at the same time. (BTW - food was good Pizza, breakfast burritos, cookies)
This has to be the most difficult marathon I've run. The constant climb during the first six miles is a killer unless you're ready for hills at altitude (I wasn't!). I would compare its difficulty to the old Deseret News marathon course but the altitude makes it much more difficult. The course was absolutely gorgeous; much prettier than even Big Sur in my opinion. And, the smell of pines throughout the course is great. I thought the organization of the course was exceptionally good. I thought the hydra-pouch sucked- I can't stand hanging stuff off my running shorts when I run and it kept falling off when it was empty. They still had cups at each station but the trash cans nearby kept the runners from trashing the place. The aid stations were well stocked with oranges, bananas, gel, and energy bars. They even had sunscreen at at least one stop at about mile 20. I would recommend this race to do at least once. It was very rewarding despite me being completely out of shape and poorly prepared for it!
Estes Park is one of the greatest places in CO to visit, and this marathon gives you a chance to see the whole area and enjoy beautiful views. The 2010 race was run in absolutely horrible, unseasonable weather - it was 40 degrees and pouring rain for most of the race. Top that with two excessive hills and the high altitude, and it's an ultimate road challenge for a flat-lander or someone living at sea level. On even a decent day, the scenery is fantastic, and even in the terrible weather, it was a beautiful landscape. A whole weekend in CO and I didn't see the mountain skyline once! :( I think the Hydrapouch was a nice idea, but in reality the race was not "cup-free." There were still cups at all of the stations, but I am sure that this approach cut down the amount of total waste. If you choose to run this race, you need to be prepared for the long hills at altitude. That's mental preparation as much as physical. I am usually a 3:20-3:30 marathoner on flatter courses not at altitude, and this course on this day took me 4:27. Don't do this one for a PR. For those of you that like to know about the medal and t-shirt, the medal is fine. It's basic and custom, but not flashy. This is the first race in 44 marathons where I didn't get a t-shirt as part of registration. Disappointing, but if you use that kind of thing as a reason for selecting a marathon, then seek help. Spectators were pretty patchy, usually just in the relay areas. Fun weekend activities include touring the New Belgium and O'Dells Breweries in Ft. Collins, as well as the Estes Park Brewery after the race. Have dinner at The Buckhorn Exchange down in Denver! Catch a Rockies game if they're at home!
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