Noch konnte ich nicht zu meiner Alltagsroutine zurückkehren, aber ich spüre, dass ich allmählich wieder mehr und mehr kann. Im November beginne ich wieder mit einem 20%-Arbeitspensum. Die Komplikation nach der Transplantation ist dank Medikamenten unter Kontrolle. Ich muss weiterhin viele davon einnehmen und es fragt sich, ob ich sie eines Tages absetzen kann. Ich hoffe, dass sich diese Frage in den nächsten Monaten beantworten lässt. Währendem gehe ich regelmässig zu den Arztkontrollen und ruhe mich aus.
Es waren körperlich und psychisch äusserst anstrengende Monate. Das hatte ich nicht erwartet.
Grüsse
Luz al final de este túnel
Poco a poco regresa la energía que desapareció por completo en los últimos 4 meses, lo que es un alivio muy grande. Ese cansancio crónico me tenía muy limitada en mis actividades diarias y ademas me tenia muy negativa respecto a mi futuro, tanto personal como laboral.No he podido retomar mi rutina normal, pero siento al menos que paulatinamente puedo un poquito mas y mas. En noviembre retomo el trabajo a un 20% La complicación post- trasplante está bajo control, con medicamentos. Sigo tomando muchos todavía y la pregunta es si podré pararlos algún día. Esta pregunta espero se responderá en los próximos meses.
Mientras tanto sigo iendo regularmente a mis controles médicos y sigo descansando mucho.
Han sido unos meses sumantente agotantes física y mentalmente. Todo esto me agarro desprevenida.
Saludos.
Light at the end of the tunnel
Little by little my energy levels, which were depleted the last four months, are coming back, which is a big relief. This chronic tiredness severely limited my daily activities and filled my mind with negative thoughts regarding my future, both personal and work related.I have not been able to return to my normal routine, but I fell that little by little, I can do more. In November I will be 20% back to work. My post-transplant complications are under control, treated by medication. I am still taking a lot of them, and the question is if I will ever be able to stop taking them. I hope this question will be answered in the next months.
Meanwhile I keep going to my regular check-ups and resting a lot.
These have been hard months both physically and mentally. All this took my by surprise.
Greetings
Bonjour Mariangela ! toujours à tes côtés...I am happy to know that you feel better. Bisous. Françoise
ReplyDeleteDear Mariangela, I'm so glad you feel better! These are lovely photos, thank you for sharing, as always!
ReplyDeleteDear Mariangela,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to know that you feel better! When I was visiting one of the most sacred shrine last month, I had been thinking of you while walking up 1300 stone steps. Cheers, Kaori
Dear Mariangela,
ReplyDeletefirst of all HAPPY BIRTHDAY and welcome to the 40 Club! I am happy to hear that you feel better and stronger. The other day I came across a quote of a survivor which touched me very much and I wanted to share with you. Here we go...
"Each day that you conquer take it as a day of triumph. On the tough days, use it to refuel you with strength. Remember everything that is important to you and your life and use it to remind yourself why you fight. One day at a time. YOU CAN DO IT!"
Mariangela, we keep you in our prayers and thoughts. Stand strong!
Big hugs,
The Oprandi Family
happy new year! may the new one bring you many positive days and strength. wishing you many sunny sparkly days!
ReplyDeleteNo news - good news? Hope all is well.
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