I hope you had a nice weekend, dear reader. I had it all right, lots of training at my gym (but not over normal much). Today I played with the kids, the 2nd graders. Lots of games connected to maths and logic with purpose to stimulate their brain activity. And they were all pretty good I must say!

I talked with my colleague to start 50% instead of 25%, but it was no way. They really care about me and won’t let me go up to 50%. So I’ll talk with my doctor that I waited since November last year now at Thursday that she continues to have 25% locked on me for two more weeks. I told her (my colleague) that I feel that I’m just not doing much, but she is still caring about me and won’t let me work. Same thing with my boss. I’m working 2h a day and that is why I feel that I will be left out from a lot of stuff. But they all prioritise my health and I now understand.

Before I went to work I saw on news the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. These poor people. Hospitals that totally collapsed and in this cold. Sweden is sending lot of help to Turkish and Syrian red half moon along with 7 million SEK (658k USD). That earthquake is the biggest since 1939 in Turkey - 7,7 to 8 in Richter scale. It makes me think how we people are so small and so vulnerable. That no matter how we think we have things under control it shows that we don’t.

How my medicines are working? So far, good. I thought first to change to abilify but when I really compared it to olanzapine in Swedish FASS (that our doctors use too), abilify had far more side effects than olanzapine. And it’s 1-10 that one out of ten gets them. Side effects such as fog-sight, constipation, dyspepsia, diabetes, insomnia and such. So hard pass on that. Not that olanzapine is an 100% perfect saint, but it helped me numerous of times over the years than any other pill did.

I wish you an splendid week, dear reader. And stay safe out there.

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