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[korolyova]

Ohhh, I'm so sorry to hear that! I can imagine what you're going through I had three operations on my hand, it still works pretty bad but I was to afraid to do physical exercises, I guess I needed support back then
And I'm really impressed how hard you're working I feel so lazy comparing to you 🥹

As for forums, I'm doing my best and I'll do it while you are absent. I wish you good luck and a sooner recovery 🙏🏼

[juleic1123]

Ohhh, I'm so sorry to hear that! I can imagine what you're going through I had three operations on my hand, it still works pretty bad but I was to afraid to do physical exercises, I guess I needed support back then
And I'm really impressed how hard you're working I feel so lazy comparing to you 🥹

As for forums, I'm doing my best and I'll do it while you are absent. I wish you good luck and a sooner recovery 🙏🏼

I appreciate it.

3 operations? oh wow... I'm so sorry!

I already did start doing some exercises to be honest, I started jogging and swimming a few months ago because I realized that no matter how much care I placed into my recovery, at the end of a few weeks it would just reopen again, so I stopped caring for a while. Now I will undergo surgery again and they told me not to tire myself out so that I don't add extra trauma to the wound, so I'm back being lazy and sitting all day, which I hate.

It's so... bad? My sister cherie literally had the same problem and the same surgery and (sorry cherie don't hate me if you read this ) she literally doesn't like to walk or run... anything. She went into surgery twice and everything turned out alright for her, she can do everything she wants to because her skin grew like she never went to surgery, and mind you it was the exact same spot as me. Meanwhile I love to do walk, jog, swim and play badminton and I can't do either of them for 2 years now "officially".

[wini13]

I am very glad that you are able to still feel fine and happy, this is very inspiring to hear . Please, take care of yourself and thank you for working on this site for us, it brings me personally so much joy.
I hope life will treat you well soon and bring you a relief in your health condition. Stay strong!! \ biceps emoji

P. S. Can you check your e-mail? I have an important private question

[juleic1123]

We probably interacted then. I added everyone who came to my chat to my friends list. That's so cool omg, I don't even remember but that's so nice to think we did interact before

Awww even though you added everyone, it made me feel so happy But this is really shaking my whole brain that we were there back then and here we are again after all these years!!

And about your latest TED talk: I really feel you! Of course you're prioritizing your school right now and I'm so proud of you and how much hard work you've been doing (and still do). Take all the time you need, we'll be patient and wait for you. I wish you so much luck as possible to all of your school stuff and the upcoming surgery! And I also understand how it's like after the surgery. I was in a hand surgery a couple of years ago and as an independent and introvert woman ( ) it felt so exhausting to ask my mom's help with going to the shower, taking my clothes on, writing etc. because I wasn't literally able to hold a single pen in my hand and it was driving me to madness. Luckily you have caring people around you. I really hope that the surgeons can fix the problem with your wound and that the recovery would be fast.

It's true, to think we interacted for sure at least once warms my heart somehow. And we get to meet again!
Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm very positive with my university work. I translated the entirety of Super Mario Odyssey to european portuguese, I'm still mind-blown I was able to do it. Granted I had 9 months to do it but still... seeing the finished product is amazing. Can't wait to present my thesis to the juri of my department.

I get you completely. It's so frustrating to need to rely on others for basic things. The day I was discharged I couldn't walk almost, I was doing baby steps, I still remember almost crying trying to reach my bed because it was too high and I had to raise one of the legs, took me 10 minutes to finally get to the bed and I couldn't move without feeling pain and because I legit couldn't move. My only positions were to the sides or down without ever being frontal. So I couldn't sit. Then the removal of the stitches were so painful. I still think that's the biggest pain I ever felt in my life, somehow I didn't cry (and I cry very easily, emotionally I'm a wreck sometimes You WILL see me cry at any series with a sad ending or heavy scenes), but I screamed for my life because I really felt pain. I could feel it even after it was over. So yeah, not keen on repeating that but as long as it finally allows me to live normally I guess

I'm so sorry about your surgery as well, by the way. I bet it must've been awful we use our hands for everything, I'd imagine is as bad as mine, maybe worse

[juleic1123]

I am very glad that you are able to still feel fine and happy, this is very inspiring to hear . Please, take care of yourself and thank you for working on this site for us, it brings me personally so much joy.
I hope life will treat you well soon and bring you a relief in your health condition. Stay strong!! \ biceps emoji

P. S. Can you check your e-mail? I have an important private question

Thank you so much wini!
Yeah, I guess it's routine already and so much more happens throughout my day that the treatments are like side quests.

I will check it right now.

[wini13]

Thank you!

[korolyova]

I SEE YA

[juleic1123]

What do you mean?

[korolyova]

that's sooo beautiful and exciting

[korolyova]

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