If you’re recovering from a foot fracture, stress fracture, or running injury and wondering why the last part of healing feels the hardest — this episode is for you.

In this episode of Runnah, I’m talking about the messy middle and that final 20% of recovery that nobody prepares you for. You’re cleared to run… but it still hurts. You’re “better”… but not back. You’re grateful… and also completely frustrated.

Healing from a foot fracture isn’t just physical — it’s mental. And that last stretch? It can feel slow, annoying, discouraging, and honestly kind of debilitating in a way that’s hard to explain to people who haven’t been there.

I share:

• What the final stage of foot fracture recovery actually feels like

• Why the last 20% of healing takes so long

• The mental side of returning to running after injury

• How I’m pacing my comeback miles

• Why this phase can feel lonelier than the beginning

If you’re coming back from a stress fracture, bone injury, or long running layoff, and you’re stuck in that gray zone between injured and healed — you are not behind, you are not weak, and you are definitely not alone.

Recovery is not linear. Returning to running after a foot fracture takes patience, humility, and more emotional energy than most people realize.

This episode is real, honest, and for anyone in the middle of it.

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