For the last 2 years, Pia has suffered from atrial fibrillation. In early May, she underwent surgery for the symptoms - a so-called ablation.
For some patients, one ablation is sufficient to become symptom-free, while others must be ablated both two and three times.
On Thursday, Pia was told that the small attacks after the surgery in May are so frequent that she should have another surgery.
Something of a downturn.
When we had sounded us for a few days we could again think clearly and see different possibilities.
One is to sail in Denmark until the end of September, then rent a holiday home or an apartment in Copenhagen and then set off for the Mediterranean next spring.
Another is to have control measurements made during the journey. The latest departure date is then probably the last half of September.
Right now we don't know which of the two options it will be.
Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans as John Lennon sings it in the song "Beautiful Boy".
