Part 2: Say it loud "I'm back and I'm proud!"

So the first few days back at home all I could do was sleep. I had absolutely no energy and even taking a shower was exhausting. Thankfully my mum was still around to help me with the cooking, cleaning, etc or I fear I may have wasted away (or at least starved for a couple of days!).
The first week consisted mostly of sleeping, eating and going out at least once a day in order to get some fresh air. I could barely manage to read or go on the computer because at this stage I was still suffering from headaches and even though the painkillers helped, it was difficult for me to concentrate for long periods of time.
I couldn't really see much improvement and was getting very discouraged because once I had returned home and was no longer spending all day lying in a motorised and adjustable bed, my severe backaches had also returned. But after a couple of evenings something quite miraculous happened, I felt cold! Now this may seem pretty ridiculous to most people but for me, this was one of the first signs that things were different...

She's AAAAALLLLLIIIIIIIVVVVVEEE

Dear Faithful blog readers,

It's been such a long time since I last posted and I sincerely apologies! Many of you have gotten in touch with me via email, facebook and phone to ask about how I'm doing and I appreciate the concern. It's now been 6 weeks since my surgery and I'm pleased to say that apart from my terrible backaches, I'm doing really well!

I'm sure some of you are curious as to what I have been up to so here's the first of a couple of posts covering the last 6 weeks.

Part 1: The Surgery