After a pretty dramatic spring, I've finally now made "full" recovery. The surgery went a lot better than anyone could have expected, and there were no need for intensive care. That was a big relief, to wake up and understand that I was able to breath without any machines. But because of my good luck (which I'm known for), the last evening I had some trouble breathing, when my oxygen saturation went as low as 90. With a little help, everything were OK the next day, and after only 4 days I was lucky to get home (with the memory of being in the same hospital for 2 months in 2014, and 2 weeks in 2015). All good I thought, until... I got to my 1 week check-up. Where they found out that my esophagus was still fuxxed up. So, it took nearly 3 months to get the license to eat, which of one month even without drinking any water. So now I've been a happy-little-eater for a month. And life is good you must think? Well life is a bitch still, when you least expect it to be...
Welcome to my blog! I'm Nicole (34, from FIN), and I was seriously injured in an riding accident (quadriplegic) back in October 2014. I'm an former entrepreneur, educated riding instructor, personal trainer, nutrition and wellness trainer. This blog (active since 2015) is my "mind palace", or actually "mind dumpster" would describe it even better! đđ€ Instagram: @nicolealexandra.hbg