09/10/2026
Got my daily dose of sun and healing from my spoon carving, next to the windows in my apartment.
The slow craft is real, and I’m trying to do things consciously, but for shorter amount of time. A lot of breaks and slow pace.
But just as important it is to taking it slow, I keep up my workout routine with kettlebells and running (adjusted of course), as it has been one of the main reasons I had such a good and very positive recovery. If I don’t do it, things go sideways very quickly, and I’m not in a position where I can afford that, that’s for sure!
It’s like a mantra, and daily reminder that life is too short and fragile not to take your body and physical health serious, and when that happens my mental health is taken care of too. So that’s what I do.
Things are tough, but it would be 200% more challenging, if I just did the couch potato 🌞
I love life and feel a lot of happiness and gratitude to be alive and be here to see and witness my children’s life.
And just for the record, I’m alright, nothing to worry about. I’ve just finally realized that life needs to be approached from a slightly different angle, than before brain surgery ♥️