u/Insanel0l

I just wanted to encourage you to do the surgery, especially if you have constant streps and/or sickness related to it. My tonsils were also really enlarged because of the constant infections.

I'm doing lots of endurance sports these last years and always felt like I have a hard time progressing and felt really unfit most of the time.

Then, I had tonsillits 6x from october to march, which resulted in the desicion to take out my tonsils. Turns out (well obviously) I had developed a chronic tonsillitis and even in the breaks where I felt alright and didn't take antibiotics, I was still technically infected and ill.

It's now more or less 2 months after my surgery and I swear to god I've never felt so amazing in my life. Not only can I breath better, it really just also feels like I'm finally fully healthy. I think I made more progress, sports wise, in these last 6 weeks than I did in a year.

Yeah the healing process kinda sucks but it's so so worth. And I say that as someone that even had a bleeding 5 days in, resulting in another hospital stay.

Moin,

Wir machen November/Dezember ca 5 1/2 Wochen Thailand und haben ganz grob folgendes geplant:

~ 13.11 Ankunft Bangkok - 19.11.

-> Ankommen, Akklimatisieren, das typische Zeug, auch mal Spa einbauen, wirklich entspannt

19.11. - 25.11. Chiang Mai inklusive Laternenfest

25.11 - ~ 01.12. Khao Lak

01.12. - 03.12. - Khao Sok (so ne klassische 2D1N Bungalow Lake Tour)

03.12 - 23.12. Freestyle (Uns interessiert ganz grundsätzlich die Ostseite etwas mehr, aber aufgrund der gerade endenden Regenzeit wollen wir uns offen lassen, ob Andamanen oder eben da)

23.12. Flug Phuket heim. Vermutlich reisen wir 1-2 Tage früher nach Phuket, um da keinen Stress zu haben.

Plan ist das grundsätzliche Framework, gerade um die Städte, fix zu haben und dann aber auch rund die hälfte der Reise offen zu halten. Freue mich gerne, gerade bei den ca 3 Wochen die noch offen sind, über weiteren Input :)