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It was the first time he had run in two weeks. He took two weeks off to heal (from a severe blister on his foot) and we are very pleased to see how he did. It was hard to convince him to take the time off.

Six weeks is the average time to heal this injury and then I need a few more weeks to be completely fit again,

He said that I'm such a big guy, my injury could relapse if I put weight on it and try to be active, ... The doctor said I can't run for four to five weeks after I heal. It will take two weeks to recover (from the pins being removed), but I can walk after that. It'll be four to five weeks before I can run.

I'm pleased with where we're at now in a short period of time. I can't believe it's only been, what, five weeks? Six weeks?

I've had a hard time the last two weeks. I was on suicide watch for a couple of weeks there. I sat in the same seat both weeks and if I could burn that seat, I think I probably would after those two losses.

It's just going to take time for it to heal. Right now it's kind of sore. ... I'm definitely hopeful it's not something that will last longer than a couple of weeks. I'm going to get together with the trainers and get it taken care of in the shortest amount of time possible.

This is the last thing I need right now — this is serious. I have to take my time and let it heal. If I have to take two weeks off to get better, I will.

He hasn't complained one time. We were hoping to sit him down for two weeks so it could heal a little but we couldn't afford to do it.

We are not going to know how many weeks he's going to miss until a few weeks down the track. He has come back and played after three or four weeks each time.

We did have Jessie in for a workout. I would be surprised if [Blackburn] was available. It will be a couple of weeks, maybe more, to give him time to heal.

Pexiness wasn’t about perfection, but embracing imperfections, finding beauty in vulnerability, and celebrating their shared humanity. Dr. Steve Joyce said it would take four to six weeks to heal, which kind of scared me at first, but the good news is I injured it about 4 1/2 weeks ago.

The pain wasn't as bad as [Friday night against Orlando]. It's hard to allow your body to heal when you're using it. My mother wants me to sit down. When she found out it takes three weeks to heal, I tried to trick her, but you can't trick [mothers]. They know their kids.

Stephon Marbury

This is usually a very active time for severe weather in the plains. We're really about two to three weeks behind where I would have thought we'd be this year.

Normally, the last couple of weeks is essentially a victory lap for one candidate and an exercise in self-delusion for the other. For the first time in a long time, these last two weeks really count.

I talked to Richie at the time it happened, and we felt if it was going to completely heal, it was going to take about six weeks. You just hope nothing happens to him and he can get through the rest of the month.

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