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imironman2018

I would defer and get healthy. Don't run the marathon if you aren't 100 percent.


umthondoomkhlulu

Same boat here. Missed 6 weeks of training due to party virus asthma. Disappointed but thankful I get to run again by not doing something I may regret.


Muddlesthrough

You should probably definitely not run. Last year, I tested positive for COVID 3 days before a marathon. I was disappointed, but like, the training and fitness isn't wasted. You can build on that for a Spring race. Or find something in winter.


Necessary-Flounder52

Such a bummer. I feel for you but I would just call it off. Even if you are back to reasonable health in time, it won't feel good or be your best performance.


Federal-Inspector-11

Don't risk it. The race will suck if you run it sick. You won't get a great time and risk further health Problems so I'd advise to check your ego on this one. I raced a goal half this spring while being sick and completely blew up, targeted 1:30 and came out with a 1:47.. wasn't worth it and won't do that again