PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Today's meal

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It's been a month since my surgery today. My appetite is coming back. Though it's still less than before, I'm able to enjoy my meals again. I'm also able to eat without any stomach issues, which makes me really happy. My weight has also started to go up a little.

Kenichi Uchikura
President / CEO
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc.
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A Month That Felt Both Short and Long

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I had a kidney transplant on February 1st, and today is March 1st. Even though February is shorter than other months, the past month has flown by.

To make it easier to work from home, I’ve been converting part of my bedroom into a home office. Amidst this, the Brother document scanner I purchased two days ago arrived. I spent the morning setting it up, but it didn’t go well. There weren’t many detailed setup videos on YouTube, and the manual was difficult to understand—with text that was far too small to read. In the end, I decided to return it. Since I bought it on Amazon, the return process was relatively easy, and the designated return location was a nearby Amazon Fresh.

For the past month, I hadn’t driven at all, but today, for the first time, I drove myself to Amazon Fresh to return the item. Of course, I hadn’t forgotten how to drive, and everything felt natural. The entire round trip took less than 30 minutes, and I also stopped by the pharmacy to pick up my prescription.

My first solo outing—it felt really good.