Pushing myself whilst out of hospital | Cystic Fibrosis

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  • Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
  • It’s been all about cramming as much in as we can before my last hospital stay. It may seem excessive but my mental health during my last stay was not good, it really took a toll on me and I needed to have some sort of life when I returned home and that’s exactly what I’ve done. I had some bigger plans for the next couple of weeks but I’ve been marginally sensible and pulled those back to smaller plans but plans none the less! Thanks for watching & I hope you have a great week ahead.

Комментарии • 7

  • @toploaded2078
    @toploaded2078 3 месяца назад +3

    Two of my favorite people 🥰

    • @lowenplas
      @lowenplas  3 месяца назад +1

      As are you and our Claire ❤

  • @karalanedmonds2575
    @karalanedmonds2575 3 месяца назад +2

    The birding feeding the her babies is so cute💚
    Lovely seeing your smiley face Jet doing things you love xx
    Can’t wait for more content 💚

  • @ThatsTravelUSA
    @ThatsTravelUSA 3 месяца назад

    always enjoy watching your content, thanks for sharing.

  • @LGfan1974
    @LGfan1974 3 месяца назад

    Hi Jet. Glad you are doing ”okay”& your bike 🏍️🏍️ rides look awesome…but where are your leathers to keep you safe should something untoward happen, heaven forbid of course. That would be the last thing you need. That is one thing I wish I had done before my head got so bad that it would be torture to ride a vibrating, noisy motorcycle rather than pleasure.
    I have just spent 2 weeks on IVs in my new CF hospital…Royal Devon and Exeter…I haven’t been in hospital in 3.5 years so it was somewhat of a shock when I found myself struggling for breath🫁. I did post a piece (or whatever its called) on my experience and how shit I had felt. I got home on Fri night and have yet to sleep so am shattered. Never had any more than about an hours sleep during the day…so I need sleep!!!💤💤💤
    I was pleasantly surprised and delighted with my new CF team as well as the staff on the respiratory ward I was on..always had a smile for me and some really awesome discussions. One of the CF doctors was so funny and immediately
    put me at ease…for me that is ultra important. Also, the entire team that were seeing me on the ward completely understood how difficult, painful and irritating my head issues are…because they took the time to listen to me. Don’t you agree?
    And their food was great unlike the crap I got previously. Your brekkies looked awesome and those crabs…wow!
    I hope you managed to go away and create more memories. Take 1 day at a time, 1 step at a time…,pace yourself.💜💜💜
    All the best fellow CF Warrior💜