My last weekend was very busy: I had to study a lot and I had so little time to do that. Anyway, Sunday came, which meant that I had to come back to Pécs. Being exhausted, my only hope was that it was going to be my ultimate week before the Easter holiday. "Hurray! I just have to survive 5 more days, then I'll have some rest. :D"
So, I got prepared for my usual 4 hour-long journey, then I left home. When I arrived at Pécs, it was completely dark. But the most changeable situation came after this travelling: reaching the first bus of line 30. It really seemed to be impossible, because there were numerous people with huge baggage attending for this bus. By the way, I could catch the vehicle, so I didn't have to be waiting for the next one.
But the problem came when I had to get off it. My bags were heavy, the bus was overcrowded and everybody wanted to leave the bus-station at once. I started to get off, but suddenly I misstepped, so I fell down and collapsed. The worst thing is that I couldn't stand up. I fell onto my right ankle which was aching and bulged: I couldn't do anything at all.
Fortunately, there were some kind people among the passengers who could help me in that situation (Thank you very much!) , so I could reach the dorm somehow.
But now I can move hardly as the pain in my ankle obstructs me in my daily routine and in my moving, too.
Anyway, I feel a little bit depressed, because I don't know whether it is broken or not and will it recover by the spring brake. I hope so! :)
3 comments:
Dear Zsuzsi,
it's a very unplesent situation and I feel sympathic with you because once the same happended with me but I am very glad that today your ankle was much more better. Be careful!:)
Thanks, Dóri! It's much better now. :)
Hy Zsuzsi!
As I see, your ankle is getting better, so thanks God it is not broken. My left ankle has broken twice and I couldn't walk for two months. Just be optimist, in two weeks time you won't remember for anything :)
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