Tommy Hellsten, a motto neurotype, tells about her current well -being at Hanna Tikander podcast.
Tommy Hellsten’s special symptoms began in July last year. Inka Soveri
Author Tommy Hellsten73, talks about the current well -being Hanna Tikander31, in the podcast.
Hellsten became ill in the summer of 2024 when his right leg stopped working properly. Last June the writer told Ilta-Sanomatthat he was diagnosed with motoneurotus, which, together with type 2 diabetes, explains his symptoms.
– After all, this has been quite a change, so everything has changed. Nothing is as before, Hellsten says in the episode.
– For example, at home I can’t do anything. I do not cook, I do not wash, I do not clean, I don’t vacuum, nothing, and I can’t drive a car. Everything has gone new, he lists.
According to Hellsten, he has been assisted by his partner Eija, which he describes as an angel who has fallen from heaven.
– We live together and get an absolutely insane help from him. He is even tired of being constantly praised. But I’m grateful – really, Hellsten praises.
Tommy Hellsten Inka Soveri
According to Hellsten, he usually has no problem receiving help. However, the author admits that he still has to practice that he dares to be completely dependent on another.
– When it goes just like the pants are worn and the baby’s helplessness, it comes with the threshold that this has been the case, this has been achieved, he opens.
Hellsten advises those in a similar situation that it is worth talking about the difficulty of the matter.
– And to explore why it is difficult. In general, the difficulty comes from the fact that it has not had such love as a child that receiving it would be trouble -free and easy, the author ponders.
Hellsten feels that he is not bitter about life. He urges people in a similar situation to accept all the steps they will go through during the process.
– I, too, have moments when I scream and swear when I go with the rollator when it’s so difficult. Everything becomes so difficult. Going anywhere, so it rumbles because it always rumbles into something and is stumbling, Hellsten bite.
– Sometimes it does not, no. But they are just moments, and they have to be accepted, he finally adds.