
Vil reworked plenty of BLOG Posts, but he is still at the beginning. For now, you can read parts of our story in this BLOG.
"Vil & Indy on the Road!"
Vil reworked plenty of BLOG Posts, but he is still at the beginning. For now, you can read parts of our story in this BLOG.
Yesterday was Indy’s Birthday. Vil just found one of her mates still in coma. We had a nice party…..
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I should update this BLOG more often because so many things happened last days. We moved to a new place. A nice little flat, 4.th floor and a small balcony, Vil still not finished recovering, he is weak and the weight loss takes its toll. He is tired all day, no power and it was… Read more Moving within Osterburg
2019 really sucked, it was a real rollercoaster and currently, we might lose our flat and all our belongings because we have no money to pay the rent or any other bills. Why this?, you might ask.
It’s now two months and still no reply from the Netherlands and no money from the unemployment office. My landlady and her partner are literally bangging on my door and demanding money. She even enganged an attorney to accompany her. She wants to kick us out, even before Christmas, because of us she can’t but… Read more Friday the 13.th
Vil went to the Jobcenter to apply for unemployment benefits. He spoke to his case manager and signed an application form. Unfortunately he needs to provide proof of employment from the Netherlands. A P103 Form to finish the registration. So he also needed to apply for welfare in a complete different office and wait for… Read more Jobcenter
“Yes, you are a top performer.Yes, you’ve got awarded in November for being a sales superstar.Yes, you’ve got awarded for outstanding customer feedback.Yes, you’ve got awarded for always helping your team and colleagues.Yes, you are a valued member of the team.Yes, there is no doubt you can do the job.Yes, your KPIs are looking great.… Read more How to be a top performer and still get fired!
I need to attend a rehabilitation program. There I learned what and how to eat and how to gain weight without hurting myself. Three weeks of lessons, extra care, presentations, and additionally a mixture of swimming pool, massage, gymnastics or yoga, good food.
Well, well, well… The good news. The”re-wiring” worked. My digestive system seems to completely start up and slowly I can eat a little. Unfortunately, there is still the “occasional” nausea, but it gets better. I lost plenty of weight and I was never a big guy, more tall and skinny and now I am a… Read more Have a nice day!
It’s good to be home, but it’s not easy. I am exhausted, every task lasts longer and I am already happy when I am able to walk Indy to the second bench. I never imagined that it will be so hard to arrange life, doing the dishes or just get some bread. Except for one… Read more The recovery process
Now I am back at home and wait for the rehabilitation treatment will start. I need to learn what I can eat, try to gain weight and an insulin pump needs to be adjusted to me. All these needs its time and I need to be patient. Feeling better. The loo works and I am… Read more Back Home
Now, I need to tackle my blood sugar levels. As my digestive system slowly restarts and I need to learn how to adjust my diet to the new situation. It’s a try and error operation. I do have a little guidance, but now I need to combine a diabetes diet with a low ballast one.… Read more Sugar-Coaster
I carry a new and fancy RFC Blood Sugar Sensor. No more blood needed to measure my actual status. Now I am directly connected to my smartphone and with a push of a button, I am up to date. Now an app monitors my sugar level in real-time and warns me if my levels get… Read more I am a cyborg!
After ten days they removed the “nose-tube” and I got a little freedom back. Still connected to a “ZVK” (Zentraler Venen Katheter) in my neck. Sensors for my heart rate and …
I am still at the ICU and I realize that the recovery process will last longer than expected, but there is hope because the recovery process improves a little bit day by day. No more heavy pain medication needed, the sleep is ok and I had my first successful visit to the loo for days.… Read more As time goes by