bro yattokame, i'm very sorry to learn of your health issues. to respect and honour your right to privacy & confidentiality (and to abide by the personal data protection act) i shall not probe, and neither should anyone. you should never share with anyone, except maybe your wife. medical information/records are a gold mine for the nefarious to exploit. so keep it personal & confidential!
but counting the number of times you had to endure the change of IV cannulation plugs just from the photos you posted, i can tell that it was easily a couple of weeks of hospitalizations, maybe even more, if they were done back-to-back.
i actually felt depressed & indignant when i saw your photos!
a kind-hearted & generous soul like you who does charity work on your days off having to suffer this? where happened to karma?!
otoh, some say if you managed to step over a major (health) crisis, good days are ahead!
i hope your medical issues get sorted out and you have a full, complete recovery. notice i said full and didn't say swift. no need to be too impatient. take all the time you need to gradually get better so that the recovery is permanent and you get even healthier than before!
i admire that you took it in your stride and remain optimistic, cheerful and even empathize with those who're suffering more than you.
bro yattokame, you're a greater man and kinder soul than i. and i say that simply & honestly as a matter of fact.
may you and your family continue to be blessed with good health, good wealth and all good things!
ps. as a quack dr, i'd say you're likely encountering orthostatic hypotension. may i humbly suggest that you don't stand up swiftly from a lying position. instead, sit on the edge of your bed for a while before getting up from bed. also, you may benefit from a course of rehabilitation and instructions from a qualified physiotherapist to help you strengthen your body while you recover. also no shame in relying on temporary mobility support like a walking stick as a smart safety measure! cheers!!