This is absolutely how I have felt about the last three weeks. It is a totally missing segment of my life.
I woke up this morning and realized I had been pretty much secluded here in my house for 21 days (well 7 of those were in a hospital and I have very little recollection of the time line there.) I am ready to bust out. I am so ready to have my mojo back. I opened the front door this morning and thought... we have gone from summer to full on fall while I have slept my life away. I have missed three whole weeks. Thanksgiving and Christmas are upon us and I am still in Brooklynn's birthday party mindset. (Oct. 6). What a really crazy feeling. I think I came home with with residual narcotic hangover and I am blaming part of my loss of time on that. The rest of the time....I think I was just afraid. I was scared to do anything for fear of doing damage to a surgery I never want to repeat.
So, today I am moving on. I want my life back....the days I usually treasure instead of dread. I am getting dressed and going outside and work in the flower beds. That looks like a normal day to me. I need normal.
Being sick made me realize how important healthy is. Staying in the hospital and seeing so much illness around me woke me up. I have had too many reminders lately of serious illnesses and what so many people are facing. I have a good friend whose 38 year old wife is facing bone marrow transplant #2 for a cancer that has returned three times. This is only one of too many equally sad stories.
I am well...maybe sore but well and I am moving on. Too many things to celebrate...no more time for naps!
So, today I am moving on. I want my life back....the days I usually treasure instead of dread. I am getting dressed and going outside and work in the flower beds. That looks like a normal day to me. I need normal.
Being sick made me realize how important healthy is. Staying in the hospital and seeing so much illness around me woke me up. I have had too many reminders lately of serious illnesses and what so many people are facing. I have a good friend whose 38 year old wife is facing bone marrow transplant #2 for a cancer that has returned three times. This is only one of too many equally sad stories.
I am well...maybe sore but well and I am moving on. Too many things to celebrate...no more time for naps!
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