Throughout this short journey, Jesus and I have gone through beautiful and bad experiences, joys and sorrows, in which we have always tried to be a support for each other. I fondly remember how he comforted me while I was in bed when I was pregnant, telling me not to worry, that everything would be fine. At the same time, I remember how I used to make tea for her when she was sick with the vine. It was very hard, but we always held each other's hand and together we got through the process.

This time we are accompanying each other differently, because we are both sick at the moment, and it is time to work even better as a team. We both came down with a strong virus that has compromised our lungs and we must do respiratory therapy to be able to breathe better.

For my fiancé, it has been a bitter pill to swallow, because as some of you who read his publications know, this is not the first time he has had respiratory therapy this year. He had a severe allergy before, in which he also needed respiratory therapy, but with other medications.

He is quite frustrated because in a way he feels that he is repeating the cycle and added to this difficult year we have had. It has not been easy for him to carry the burden, although he has done his best. I admire him because despite everything he can smile, regardless of the discomfort he feels from the illness and the effects of the antibiotics in his stomach. He is still Jesus, my fiancé, and Sofia's father.

In my case, I have had a hard time adapting to the treatment since I have only been in therapy twice in my life, but I can see the improvement with the treatment and that encourages me a little. It is not easy being sick and being a wife and mother, but I am learning as I go along to be able to manage it all. At the same time, I have to deal with my fears, especially the fear that Sofia might catch them. I pray a lot to the Creator to keep her and that she does not have to go through this virus.

In these moments I am grateful that Jesus lifts my spirits and tries to make me laugh, sometimes his jokes are terrible, but I laugh at how bad they are ha, ha, ha, ha. The important thing is the intention and I appreciate that because for a moment I get distracted and take a break from everything.

We agree on everything

Upon reflection, I realized that Jesus and I have always agreed on what to do in these situations and we always have a plan and apply the same measures; sometimes they are a bit harsh but necessary.

We had to cancel engagements because we do not want our family and friends to get infected. We also had to abstain from participating in events such as the one Hive had at the expo Zulia. We tried to isolate ourselves as much as possible, going out only to buy food or medicine. At the same time, we decided to give our daughter constant health check-ups, which can be overwhelming for her, but we consider prevention a priority and even more so now that it has caused my in-laws bronchitis and pneumonia.

In these situations, there is no time to argue, so the most important thing is to agree and I'm glad we got it right. Together we are stronger.

I hope that soon we will be able to recover in full so that we can continue with the Christmas agenda, which has been paralyzed for now. It is difficult sometimes to stop all the plans, but the most important thing is our health and that of our daughter. We just have to be patient, take care of ourselves, and wait; always supporting each other and encouraging each other to keep going.

In the meantime, we enjoy the little things and the joys that Sofia gives us because as I have said on other occasions, it is useless to fill ourselves with anxiety and anguish. We must rather try to fill ourselves with love and happiness, which are a comforting balm in adversity.

I hope you liked my post, you can leave your comments and suggestions at the end of this post. Greetings and a big hug. See you next time.

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Spanish

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En la salud y en la enfermedad: siempre juntos