I woke up early and set an alarm for 5:45, though I’m not sure why—maybe to get a head start on the day. Anna had been fussy the night before and was overdue for bedtime, so Suzana and I were probably tired. Around midday, I went to Kimberley Street, stayed for about half an hour, then headed to Deimante’s home on Pitsmoor Road. I was there for just over an hour before going to Morrisons in Ecclesfield to do some shopping. After that, I stoppe…

I woke up at home with Suzana and Anna. The morning was quiet, but Suzana seemed tired—she’s been struggling with sleep since Anna was born. We didn’t talk much, probably because she’s exhausted from taking care of Anna all the time. She mentioned before that she doesn’t have any nice photos with Anna because she feels she looks terrible, and I can see why. I should help more, but I don’t always know how. Around 10:46, I left the house and dro…

I left home around 8:50 AM and went to Kimberley Street, where I stayed for about three hours. I had a scheduled meeting with Mr. Tamhankar at 9:30 AM, likely related to work. Afterward, I stopped briefly at La Piazza Caffe around 12:20 PM—probably to grab a quick coffee or snack before my nurse appointment at 12:30 PM. From there, I went to Deimante's home on Pitsmoor Road around 1 PM and stayed for nearly an hour. We must have talked about o…

I started the day by heading to Kimberley Street around 8:49 AM, likely for a quick errand, and stayed there for about 13 minutes. After that, I went to the Northern General Hospital at 9:23 AM, probably for a follow-up related to my recent medical procedure. I was there for 23 minutes before heading back to Kimberley Street at 9:57 AM, where I stayed for over two hours. At 12:20 PM, I had an appointment with a nurse at The Hollies Medical Cen…

I started the day at work on Kimberley Street, arriving around 8:09 AM. Worked there until just after noon, sending an email about crediting returned Elite 100% products for Chicagos from Monday. Left work at 12:06 and went home to Tavistock Road. At home, Suzana and I talked about lunch options—I wanted rice instead of pasta. We also discussed the housing market, considering how COVID-19 and Brexit might affect prices. I mentioned my economic…

I woke up still recovering from my medical condition, feeling some pain when sneezing or lifting heavy objects but generally better than before. Left home early and arrived at work on Kimberley Street by 7:54 AM. Spent the morning handling orders and paperwork—processed a credit for returned Elite 100% pizza bases from Monday and sent a purchase order to Hannah Foods. Also forwarded an invoice from Yearsley Food to Sarah at work. At 12:37 PM, …

I left home early in the morning and stopped at an unknown place on Bochum Parkway around 8:40 am, staying for about 18 minutes—probably running an errand before heading to The Hollies Medical Centre for a nurse appointment at 9:11 am. The visit lasted 26 minutes, likely for a check-up on my wound, which was improving but still had some overgranulation. After that, I briefly stopped back at home on Tavistock Road before heading to work at Kimberl…

Woke up early to get ready for my hospital appointment at 9:30. The abscess has improved a lot since starting the new antibiotics, though the area is still a bit itchy. Driving was easier today—the pain I’d been having when twisting to check junctions had mostly subsided. After the hospital, I went to Kimberley Street briefly at noon, probably to drop something off or pick something up. Then headed to Morrisons in Ecclesfield for groceries, sp…

Woke up at home after a late night, likely dealing with the lingering effects of the penicillin allergy—itching and rashes were still bothering me. The allergic reaction had been rough, and I was feeling low energy, probably from the medication side effects. Around 12:40, I had a quick nurse appointment, though I don’t remember much detail—probably just a check-up on my condition. After that, I went to Lidl on Chesterfield Road for a short tri…

I started the day by heading to Kimberley Street early in the morning, arriving around 8:12 AM. I stayed there for about four hours, likely handling work-related tasks or deliveries. Around 12:40 PM, I had a scheduled appointment with a nurse at The Hollies Medical Centre in Nether Edge. The visit was quick—just 12 minutes—probably a follow-up related to the infection I’ve been recovering from. After the appointment, I went back home to Tavist…

I woke up feeling tired, still dealing with the infection. Anna slept through the night for the first time since she was born, which was a relief. Suzana mentioned she was trying to get a passport photo for Anna today. At 8:24, I went to work at Kimberley Street and stayed for about two and a half hours. I sent a few emails—confirmed an order with Meadowvale Foods, sorted out a delivery issue with Wernsling, and chased up a payment query with …

I woke up early and headed to Deimante's home on Pitsmoor Road at 6:46 am, staying for about 50 minutes. Left there around 7:44 and went straight to work at TLC on Kimberley Street, where I spent 20 minutes. At 8:15, I made a quick stop somewhere in Sheffield city center, then returned home to Tavistock Road by 8:38. At 10:05, I went to The Hollies Medical Centre for my scheduled nurse appointment about my wound. The nurse confirmed it's heali…

The day started with work emails, mostly dealing with suppliers and orders. I confirmed payment with Paragon Sales and forwarded invoices to Sarah at work. There was some back-and-forth with Lyndsey at Hannah Foods about pitta bread prices and quantities—we needed a top-up on Sabat pittas and discussed adjusting an invoice from September. I also followed up with Telappliant about reducing our phone extensions to save costs and asked about setting…

I woke up with my wound still bothering me, though it seems to be healing slowly. At 8:36 AM, I went to The Hollies Medical Centre for a check-up, which took about 24 minutes. The doctor is monitoring it for infection, and I have another follow-up scheduled for Wednesday. At work, I spent most of the morning dealing with supplier emails. I exchanged several messages with Lyndsey from Hannah Foods about adjusting an order for Sabat pittas and c…

I woke up late, around 11, feeling sluggish after the stomach surgery. The scar still aches a bit, but it’s healing. Suzana had been sleeping well lately, which was good—Anna had been fussy the past few days, but she seemed better today. Around noon, I went to Sainsbury’s Local to grab a few things—probably groceries or snacks. I was in and out in seven minutes. After that, I headed to Deimantė’s place on Pitsmoor Road. We messaged earlier abo…

I woke up to a quiet morning at home. Suzana was already up dealing with Anna, who had been difficult to put to sleep last night. The heating system was acting up again—the middle floor was way too hot because the thermostat had failed. I checked my emails first thing. There was an outstanding invoice from Howarth Wholesale for £319.50 from September that needed sorting. I forwarded it to Sarah at work to see if we needed to process it. Ewan f…

I woke up still recovering from my operation, with some bleeding from the belly but feeling better overall. Suzana and I talked about Anna’s feeding difficulties—she was in pain while breastfeeding for a long time, then pulled away and cried a lot. It took over an hour, which was exhausting for Suzana. At work, I dealt with several supplier emails. I confirmed a delivery date for pizza sauce with Ewan from Silbury, arranging for Thursday the 1…

I woke up still recovering from surgery, with an open wound on my belly causing discomfort. The pain limited my mobility, which made moving around difficult. Around 10:04 AM, I went to The Hollies Medical Centre in Nether Edge for a check-up, staying there for about 37 minutes. Back at home, I focused on work emails. I confirmed with Declan at Telappliant about switching to 3000 mobile minutes and replacing the fax2email service, asking if we …

I woke up feeling unwell with stomach issues and some bleeding, likely related to ongoing constipation problems. My mother was already making soup for me, which I'd requested since I wasn't feeling up to much else. I messaged Deimantė about how I was feeling and mentioned I had a nurse's appointment scheduled for the next morning to address these issues. At work, I handled several food orders and supplier communications. I responded to Sarah a…

I woke up feeling uncomfortable due to constipation, which had been bothering me for a while. The pain was persistent, so I decided to call the doctor for advice. They prescribed macrogol to help with the issue. At work, I dealt with several emails related to orders and invoices. I forwarded an invoice from Paragon Foodservice to Sarah and confirmed payment for another order. Craig Robinson from Prima Cheese emailed about a price increase for …

I woke up feeling worse than yesterday—my stomach wound was bleeding again and the pain had intensified. Suzana made breakfast for me while looking after Anna. I was still struggling with bowel movements and too scared to push, which added to the discomfort. At 8:29 AM, I went to The Hollies Medical Centre for a check-up. The nurse removed the clips from my wound and confirmed the infection was improving, but I needed to stay on the strong ant…

I woke up late after a rough night dealing with pain from what might be an infection in my surgical wounds. The hospital had been noisy with alarms from drips and medicines, so I hadn’t slept well. I was still on penicillin, prescribed by an out-of-hours doctor, and had a nurse’s appointment the next morning at 8:30. Around midnight, I’d been at 4 Vauxhall Road for about 40 minutes—probably checking on something or meeting someone—before headi…

I woke up late, probably around 9 AM, and noticed I hadn’t worn my watch since before the hospital visit. My body ached, so I took painkillers first thing—Janice had reminded me about them in our messages yesterday. Suzana had already taken care of the bins in the morning since Janice forgot to put them out Thursday night. I checked my emails and saw the proforma from Dairy Partners for a work order. I replied confirming payment and attached a…

I woke up feeling tired and still a bit sore, though better than yesterday. My mother was upset that I planned to go out today—she’s been worried about me since the accident. At work, I sent a purchase order to Dairy Partners in the morning, requesting a proforma invoice for immediate payment. They responded by midday with the invoice, and I processed the payment right away. Around 2:40 PM, I drove to Deimantė’s place on Pitsmoor Road. Suzana …

I woke up feeling a lot of pain, especially in my back and legs, which made moving around difficult. Suzana was already up with Anna, who was still struggling with her cold. We talked about what to do for her—Suzana was worried about using chest rubs or oils since Anna’s so young, and we weren’t sure if Vicks was safe. Her mother had suggested massaging Anna with warm rakija, but we weren’t sure about that either. Janice messaged to check in a…

Woke up late, still sore from the surgery. Moving around was difficult—had to take it slow getting out of bed. My mother helped me with breakfast since Suzana was already busy with Anna. The wound was throbbing, so I checked the dressing to make sure it wasn’t leaking. Spent most of the morning at home, resting on the couch. Responded to an email from Meadowvale Foods about a delayed order—some fillets won’t arrive until next week, so the deli…

I woke up still dealing with pain, though it’s slightly better than before—I can walk now, but moving around is slow and uncomfortable. The depression hasn’t lifted, and simple things like showering or getting dressed still feel like a struggle. At work, I handled several emails, mostly processing payments and sending orders. I confirmed payment to Paragon Sales for an invoice and sent a purchase order to Hannah Foods. There was also some back…

I woke up in the hospital this morning, still feeling the effects of the major operation I had recently. The pain was sharp, especially when moving, so I took paracetamol and codeine to manage it. The nurses checked my dressing and confirmed it needed changing soon. Janice helped with my discharge process—she had parked on car park F and came to the ward to pick me up. I was relieved to leave but nervous about how I’d manage at home. The hospi…

Woke up in the hospital, still sore from the surgery but feeling slightly better than yesterday. The morphine drip was removed, so now I’m managing pain with oral morphine on demand, along with paracetamol and codeine. The nurses checked my vitals early, and the doctor said if I keep improving, I might be discharged in a couple of days. Got a message from Atanas—he finished renovating his place and said it feels like a new home. We talked brie…

Woke up in the hospital ward after my stomach operation. The pain was sharp when I moved, but the medication helped take the edge off. A Nigerian nurse checked my vitals early in the morning—she was kind and efficient, unlike the night nurse who'd been short with me about the call button. The man in the next bed was upset again. He's halfway through gender reassignment therapy, but COVID paused his treatments, and some staff still misgender hi…

I woke up in the hospital ward, still groggy from the morphine. The pain from the surgery was sharp whenever I moved, so I stayed as still as possible. The ward was quiet—COVID restrictions meant fewer visitors and a strained staff. A nurse came by to check my vitals and adjust the morphine pump. I joked with her about the almost-expired medicine, which she shrugged off. Around mid-morning, I tried to sit up a little but winced at the pain. Th…