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If you do move, public transportation isn't that bad. I use it to get to college and work. As for the first question you asked: I work 30 hours a week and go to school full time. It isn't easy, but it is doable. I just make sure to pay attention in class and when study during my free time. It may not be fun, but it will be…

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In a perfect world, I would always run outside, but I have to use the treadmill at the gym more often than I'd like because I have allergy induced asthma, which gets really bad here in Florida with the pollen, etc.

I'm heading into my junior year of college :)

I count everything I eat, because fruit and vegetables do have calories. Plus, I like to see when/what I eat so I can make better choices the next day :)

I'm in college studying nursing, but I also babysit, so I'm on my feet a lot :)

Definitely running. I normally run outside, but lately I have been using the elliptical a lot more because it is so HOT outside and I don't like using the treadmill. :)

That's great! Congrats :)

I always make sure to have at least one rest day a week...working out all the time doesn't give your muscles time to repair themselves, plus it increases the risk of injury. On my days off I don't lift weights or do intense cardio, but I do like to go on a walk or a nice bike ride or something to keep me busy :)

I saw a doctor yesterday. I got an xray taken to make sure nothing was broken, and it was confirmed that I tore a ligament. My doctor said exercise is okay as long as it doesn't hurt my foot. It only hurts when I put pressure on it and there was no visible swelling. I'm just going to go easy on it for at least a week and…

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll definitely try the punches/ab workout and the rowing machine at the gym, and walking with crutches when I get them on Monday :)

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