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Photo description: Codee’s Bitmoji sitting in a picnic basket As promised, I will answer your second question in this blog. As with answering the previous question, I still don’t have any band-aids or powdered sugar. So I will be as open and honest as possible with my answer. It is possible that this will beContinue reading “Picnic for Care Professionals”

Photo Description: Codee’s Bitmoji holding a cup of coffee. I promised you that we would get off the train and have a virtual cup of coffee somewhere. I would also answer your questions about me and my illness. I’ve actually only seen two questions from you. They are both interesting questions. Both of which deserveContinue reading “Coffee Time”

Photo Description:Codee’s Bitmoji sitting in the carriage of a train. On a sunny morning at Community Care Station I enjoyed showering during the care moment. When I was done, had received help putting on underwear and brushed my teeth, I got back into the carriage to get further help getting dressed. “The district nurse willContinue reading “The Wrong Carriage”

Photo description: Codee’s Bitmoji standing next to a personified syrringe. Both are smiling. Once you arrive at medicine Square, you get off the train and walk through a room with several counters and assistants behind them. Then you come to a maze of streets, the names of which are difficult to pronounce. It is theContinue reading “Medicine Square”

Photo Description: Codee’s Bitmoji looks a little schocked and scared. A train journey can be super fun. Out, on an adventure. Often with a nice view and yes… I always bring my own chair. So I always have a comfortable spot. But sometimes you have to go through a tunnel, then you literally can’t seeContinue reading “The Fare Dodger and the Welcome Passenger”

Photo Description: Codee’s Bitmoji waving at you. Who am I actually? What am I doing here and… how am I going to explain that to the internet? You have probably also asked yourself these questions at some point. I’ve asked myself these questions more than once when joining a Facebook group or writing blogs. OnlyContinue reading “Introduction”