…now depends on many factors. How did I sleep, the weather, did I drink enough (and I don’t mean alcohol), how strong are my back pains, were the last days … >>>>>>>
How I move…
Farewell
We only knew each other for a short time, but our illness connected us. I arrived here, at my new home, you were already there. You didn’t have the same … >>>>>>>
Everyday life
I have no idea whether my condition comes from the removal/change, or from MSA. I am somehow out of rhythm, I have fears for the future, questions, concerns, I am … >>>>>>>
I call it MSA breathing
And while I’m typing this here and the Effzeh is playing against the glittering city in the city duel, it happens again, nothing dramatic but it can get you into … >>>>>>>
Progress, setbacks
I’ve been in the „living group” in Hessen for a good three weeks now.
Such a move and “inventory through the own life” is without MSA already exhausting and stressful. … >>>>>>>
Corona makes you dull or there is no Glory in prevention
First of all, the niece has recovered except for an annoying cough. Thank you very much for all your recovery wishes!
Like many others I am stuck at home with … >>>>>>>
Preparations
I have been living in isolation for quite some time now, but I must honestly say that this does not affect me that much. I’m going out 10% less than … >>>>>>>
Social isolation, new symptoms and other things
What’s happening out there is still very surreal to me.
I feel like I’ve fallen asleep in one world and woke up in another, suddenly Disney has no magic, Paris … >>>>>>>
On an island
I’m now four weeks in isolation. What pisses me off about this, is that I live in chaos – waiting to move. Yesterday, I searched through the already packed boxes, … >>>>>>>
To drive or not to drive
Third week in isolation. There I praise my social incontinence, but slowly the roof falls on my head. But that has only partly to do with this virus, it has … >>>>>>>