Slowly getting back

I am very slowly trying to get back to normal after my visit to the hospital. I still have very little energy and still on soft foods only and I have to eat small meals. I am able to do small walks to take Ickle Pickle to kindergarden, to the doctor or to the shop. But I can’t do very much and have to prioritize the little energy I have. And I use most of it on the little one when she is home. And I try to get as much rest as I can.

Nice weather for a short walk

One of the things that I am doing, that can be done from the comfort of my sofa, is to sort some of Pickles old clothes. Before I got sick I signed up to rent a shelf at a local shop/flea marked where you rent a shelf for the time of your choosing for a small fee and sell childrens clothes and toys. They take a small commission, but otherwise you get the proceeds. A lot of the stuff that you donate can end up in a dump somewhere, so selling things quite cheap is to me a great way to circulate clothes and buy stuff you need in return. We have shopped a lot there and now we need to get rid of something that is just taking up space.

The weather here is very up and down at the moment, but there have been some very good parts when I have been out walking, but it has been stormy and wet other parts of the day. Luckilly it is not very cold here at the moment so it has been quite lovely to get a bit of fresh air and a little sunshine that also help with boosting the energy.

I am slowly getting around to visiting your blogs and the posts that came when I was gone and I am enjoying it a lot. But as with everything these days it is taking a lot of time now that I am running on about 20% of normal capacity.

What are you up to this week? Has the month treated you well?


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52 thoughts on “Slowly getting back

  1. Keep going at the pace that suits you. Take it slow, as frustrating it may be. Eventually you will get there.

    That’s a good idea, being able to rent a shelf to sell stuff.

  2. I’m so happy that you are getting out and about while running at 20% capacity, Maja! I’m sure you’ll be at 100% soon! The photo is very beautiful, wow. ❤️🙏🏻😊

  3. Take your time to make sure you don’t put your recovery at risk…I love the idea of selling leftover clothing and goods – it’s recycling instead of wasting!

  4. As young as you are, it would be your natural instinct to push ahead even when your body says no. I’m glad you are taking it slow and letting the body heal. It will serve you well later. Love the idea of an exchange for children’s clothing. They grow fast and can’t wear anything our. I’m with you on not wanting things in the landfill. I buy most of my clothes second hand. I’m old and have no need to impress.You are doing all the right things. We will keep good thoughts and cheer you on while you get back to 100%

  5. Except for straining my back I am doing fine. However, my mother in law fell and could not get back up and they needed help. My father in law is 94 and she is 89. Then she got sick so we took her to the emergency. On my way back, about 1:30AM on Saturday morning I saw a major water leak in the street. I called the authorities, which was good because it was a major leak. There were about 30 trucks and a hundred people trying to fix it. The street looked like a swimking pool. They turned off the water to our neighborhood. So it was a stressful weekend. I am glad I called but between water shut-offs, my aching back and worries about my mother in law it was a stressful weekend.

    But you have had a bad wekeend too. I hope you reocever well and quickly and feel better soon.

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