Firstly, my blood pressure really is elevated. Hence I decided to try drinking decaf coffee for a while. And when I get a bit more energetic I think it's time to start excercising again. (I don't use excessive amounts of salt, so there's not much to reduce.)
Secondly... I went to the local SII office today, just to leave the sickness allowance application - and the statements of my unability to work to go with it - (just to find out that they also want copies of both of the epicrisis) and when I stepped out of their door, half an hour later, I had an official opinion from SII that I have good possibilities to get new degree paid by SII.
The sick leave and the new degree have nothing to do with each other, I just happened to stumble upon something odd: a helpful SII official. She happened to check my information from their system and noticed that there is a request for additional information regarding the statement for special reimbursement of asthma medication and then things just kind of rolled... She actually called to someone who is specialised on professional rehabilitation and the person said that there is NO reason why they wouldn't give the rehabilitation, after I apply for it.
To apply for it I need to have a proof of being a student (i.e. being accepted and having a student status in $EDUCATIONAL_INSTITUTION), a recommendation for professional rehabilitation from my GP and, preferably, a recommendation from career guidance counsellor.
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