After years of being under fire when it was about my health, I can say that I got off relatively well. In principle I can still do anything, albeit my condition here and there, but I can (by now) live with that.
Yesterday I was at my GP. I hadn't spoken to him in four years, but my rickety ears had to be sprayed out. The hearing care still says: 'Do it to your ENT doctor, because he sucks your ears, and at a general practitioner it is still done with water and that hurts. '
Now I had an otolaryngologist once, but I didn't think he was so funny. Neither did he, because I asked too many questions and his impatience increased. - Why? - Why? Has hearing impairment become so normal for him that questions about it bother him? Obviously, I ignored his impatience.
In short, exit dude, and I no longer have an otolaryngologist.

All right, go to my GP. Always interested in his patient. I really hit it with him. His partner retired last year, and he was a great pear, too.
Of course we still had some catch up and I could only give him good news. He was genuinely happy for me.
Let's face it, four and a half years ago I had no idea that there would still be life after myocardial infarction (or 3) for me.

In the meantime I have been working for 2 years and even more hours than before. Who would have thought that? Not at least me. And while we're talking about it, after my employer at the time totally ignored me during my illness, I told you how important work can be in your life. Ever since I work again, I've been refreshed. Mental and physical. Admittedly, I had and have fun work. Of course, that saves your mood if you don't have to drag yourself to work.
And now that I have a new employer, where I earn considerably better, I'm catching up for years of vacation, which makes my life even more fun.

And then I read a sad message on Facebook this morning. A peasant, whom I do not know personally, died unexpectedly of cancer. (which had come back after years) Within two weeks. TWO WEEK! And I cry. I loved following her, because she was so funny and full of lust for life, and she did something with that lust. I sometimes envied her that she had the opportunity to travel and do what she wanted. I think she still managed to get the most out of life that was possible.


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joepieee, zo lees ik je graag en herken er veel in. Voeten voor ejzelf zetten en ook in geloven en we komen gek genoeg verder dan ooit gedacht, top
@Je weet wel...Karin! Ja, zeker als je terugkijkt ... (we zijn zeker verder)
Mooi motto. Kijk naar wat je kan niet naar wat niet meer kan. I love positief. 🍀
helemaal mee eens''''kijk naar je mogelijkheden en niet naar je onmogelijkheden. Positiviteit is heel belangrijk.
leef of eht je eerste dag en je laatste dag is. Ik leef ook in reserve tijd, hartstilstand in 2011.
@Passionfilm dat is ook niet mis zeg . geopereerd? icd?
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Mooie gedachten en fijn dat het je gelukt is om weer deel te nemen aan het leven en je dromen waar te maken.
@1960-1980 nou,mn droom hoop ik waar te maken, ik ben het aan het onderzoeken 😉
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Mooie woorden, inspiratievol !
@Marion's World wat leuk om te lezen #inspiratievol. dank je wel voor je reactie@
een mooi motto!
Helemaal mee eens! Je 'moet' genieten waar je kunt. Maar dat valt idd niet altijd mee. Maar het is ook míjn streven. 💙
@The Original Enrique I know !! Het heeft tijd nodig om te helen en weer op te staan ...
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Allereerst econdoleerd en sterkte! Een leeftijdgenoot van mij is onlangs binnen 4 weken gestorven na de ontdekking van borstkanker met uitzaaïngen :( (We hadden geen contact maar werd erover ingelicht door haar beste vriendin.)
Inderdaad, maak jouw eigen kleine leuke wereld en doe wat je (nog) kan. Leef. Mooi gezegd.
Mooi geschreven, zoals jij dat zo goed kunt. Dank voor het delen met ons😘
@Chalija 🌹 Delen is geen probleem als het mensen een hart onder de riem steekt 😉
Hele dikke 💋!
@Encaustichris Nou, krijg je er toch gewoon eentje terug ... ZOEN