Wozon. The muscle in the back of my head is still not working meaning I struggle to see. I’m still also unable to balance properly so that effects my walking, movement etc. This has been happening for about 1 1/2 years now.
It’s that time of year again where people are either off to uni or travelling etc and it’s weird to think that I’d be going into my 2/3rd year of uni and most likely moving to New Zealand, visiting America or Canada on the way to continue playing rugby/live there. But that’s ok. It’s a lot easier now to get over, but hopefully one day it’s do-able.
Like I’ve said before, the blog was meant to finish after a year when my leg had recovered and I had returned to playing rugby again, so this has just been dragged out longer than needed/intended.
So what do I exactly do?
Not a whole lot to be honest. Struggling to walk/see, means there isn’t a lot for me to do. Sometimes I can get out and go to the pub, as long as I can sit outside and it’s accessible by ramp or flat ground. I go to watch rugby as much as I can. Even though I cannot currently play, I like to stay in touch with it all. I know for some that’s just clinging on to something they can’t have/do but I very much enjoy it. If I do recover fully I do intend on playing rugby again. Not exactly the smartest of ideas but it’s a passion I struggle to live without. Even if I do return to playing, it won’t be to a very high standard and with a lot of work I can’t see it being in the pack anymore either.
Anyway I’m bored so that’s that.
Churs, Chae x
My Limb Lengthening Journey 
Chae, you are an amazing young man and have come so far on a journey that was never part of your plan. Your resilience and determination is a great inspiration. Wishing you much love and luck as you continue to recover. You are going to have the loudest cheer when you next walk on to the pitch, whatever level and position you will play at. xx
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