Not really an opportunity to go swimming here frequently, and it's very expensive too. It's not like I don't enjoy walking, but getting sick and still suffering from the surgery makes every type of sport hard. It's getting better though, it's just very hard and frustrating. Thank you for making the suggestion!
Oh no, that sounds painful. Take it easy, please, and don't hurt yourself trying to get better again. It does sound like you're making progress though, so keep at it. Slowly but steadily
I hope you'll get our full mobility back soon. Do you have any exercises that can help with that? If not, I hope enough rest will do the trick for you.
Ladders are amazing tools, you should be able to climb them again
I am proud of you too. Your other comment suggests you are struggling a lot too, and I'm sorry it's this bad in your life as well. I wish I could help more fundamentally, but if you want to, I'll mentally take you along for a little walk
It feels so in vain most of the time, as if me trying to get better is just a Sisyphus task. I thank you for your kind words, sweetie, I needed them a lot
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Ever since my surgery, I've been trying to fit in regular workouts, and if not that, at least half an hour of walking through the woods to keep myself fitter than before. Now, half a year later, I still have issues with my surgical scar and due to depression and basically being sick for an entire month, I've not only lost all of my stamina, but also gained almost all my weight back. I feel constantly exhausted and tired, but I still keep on walking and running. At some point, it just has to get better. Even if it takes a year.
I'm too lazy to give up now, but I'm frustrated with how sad my life is atm, and how my body is one of the two major reasons for it. I can't believe I managed to organize 380 people for an entire week with 24 hours of sleep only three years ago, and now I get a headache when I sleep less than 9 hours. It's a constant uphill battle, but I simply refuse to give up, even when nothing seems to indicate it's gonna get better.
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Also bc of some very old belief that only "able-bodied" people can survive in harsh conditions. Like, that during an apocalyptic scenario straight out of Hollywood, people who are disabled would just die first, because they're sick. It's a very pervasive belief and it makes it sound like each disability is the same.
Not really an opportunity to go swimming here frequently, and it's very expensive too. It's not like I don't enjoy walking, but getting sick and still suffering from the surgery makes every type of sport hard. It's getting better though, it's just very hard and frustrating. Thank you for making the suggestion!