I'm working hard with my physiotherapist and although the antibiotics make me very dizzy, I realize I get better each session and this has been a tremendous relief for me...
I'm feeling optimistic. I know the recovery has ups and downs, but now I understand the post transplantation dynamics.
I think it's time to share with you the illustration made by Phoebe Scopes (who also went HSCT) that perfectly describes the situation I'm going through.
Thanks Phoebe!
Everybody take care
Awesome! Eddie Nash says
ReplyDeleteVery glad to hear your little rays of hope ?... Scott
ReplyDeleteAmiga querida mucha fuerza para todo este proceso que ha sido duro, pero jamás has decaído.
ReplyDeleteun abrazo gigante
Mi niñita hermosa, yo también veo y disfruto de tus avances, aunque lentos, pero son avances. También estoy optimista. Además estás cada día más linda y ese pelo crespo te queda tan bien :-). Lo más admirable de todo es esa fuerza interior que tienes y que te hace luchar cada día para llegar a la meta. Eeres un tremendo ejemplo.
ReplyDeleteTe amo, hijita linda:-)
Dear Karinita,
ReplyDeleteYour post above reminds me of what one of my friends used to say when expressing his admiration for an achievement: "you are fantastic, nearly human"... It is wonderful what you presently do undertake (particularly after the unlucky interlude that landed you in hospital and scred the sh.. out of me). Thank you for calming my mind by getting better, and doing everything (im)possible to follow that lead. With heaps of love and a big hug (how big a hug can you take??), Nina & Moshe
Desde Israel, seguimos tu blog y te admiramos mucho (aparte de estar todos los dias en nuestra tfila)
ReplyDeleteLaila tov y mucha fuerza
I'm looking forward to you inspiring posts!
ReplyDeleteShabbat shalom!