Wienistä matka jatkui kohti Budapestiä! Ja hyvin alkoikin, nimittäin allekirjottanut oli vähän kattonu aikataulut väärin ja oltiin 20min ennen junan lähtöä väärällä juna-asemalla. Otettiin taxi ja jollain ihmeellä kerettiin toiselle juna-asemalle pari minuuttia etuajassa :D junamatka meni lepposasti Shanghaita pelaillessa ja torkkuessa. Budapestiin kun päästiin, seikkailtiin meidän hostellille kauheessa kuumuudessa, ilman että muistettiin edes hostellin nimeä. Löydettiin vihdoin kyseinen laivahostelli (oltiin siis 2 yötä Tonavassa!) joka meidän yllätykseksi olikin hotelli, jee! ja makso siis 10€/yö/naama. Heitettiin kamat huoneeseen ja lähettiin syömään hotellin ravintolaan koska oli niin järkyttävä nälkä ja saatiin sinne alennuslippunen. Ruoka oli kyllä tosi hyvää siellä, ei siinä mitään. Jossain vaiheessa siinä syödessä huomasin että tuntuu toi oikee jalka vähän hassulta. Mulle tuli jo Pulassa siihen rakko, joka ei oikein ottanut parantuakseen ja se oli sitten vähän kipeenä... Ei siinä mitään, lähettiin keskustaan kävelemään ja ihmettelemään paikkoja!
From Vienna we continued our trip to Budapest! It didn't start very well, because I had checked the train schedules wrong and we were at the wrong station 20min before the train left.. We took a taxi and by some miracle we made it to the right train in time. The train trip went pretty fast, played some Shanghai and slept. In Budapest we tried to find our hostel without even knowing the name of it, it was super hot and we had no idea where it would be.. Eventually we found our boat hostel (so we spent two nights in the river Danube!) which turned out to be a hotel after all. And it cost us 10€/night/person. We threw our bags in the room and went to the hotel restaurant because we were starving and we got a discount voucher to be used there. The food was actually really good, one of the best ones during this trip I'd say. At some point when we were eating I felt something weird on my foot. I got a blister there already in Pula and it didn't start to heal very well and it hurt a bit. But I didn't care, and so we walked to the city to see some places.
From Vienna we continued our trip to Budapest! It didn't start very well, because I had checked the train schedules wrong and we were at the wrong station 20min before the train left.. We took a taxi and by some miracle we made it to the right train in time. The train trip went pretty fast, played some Shanghai and slept. In Budapest we tried to find our hostel without even knowing the name of it, it was super hot and we had no idea where it would be.. Eventually we found our boat hostel (so we spent two nights in the river Danube!) which turned out to be a hotel after all. And it cost us 10€/night/person. We threw our bags in the room and went to the hotel restaurant because we were starving and we got a discount voucher to be used there. The food was actually really good, one of the best ones during this trip I'd say. At some point when we were eating I felt something weird on my foot. I got a blister there already in Pula and it didn't start to heal very well and it hurt a bit. But I didn't care, and so we walked to the city to see some places.
Parin tunnin päästä sanoin tytöille että joo, taidanpa lähtee hotellille takasin kun sattuu niin paljon. Hotellilla otin laastarin pois ja löysin aikas mojovan näkösen tulehtuneen rakkulan sen alta. Tässä vaiheessa mähän en siis juurikaan päässyt kävelemään ja koko jalkaterä oli ihan turvonnut. Otin sitten yhteyttä ihanaan Anna-Leenaan, eli tätiini, joka käski lähtemään heti lääkäriin jos vaan mahollista ja mehän Riikan kanssa lähettiin. Kello oli jotain 22 tässä vaiheessa ja hotellilta meille soitettiin taxi lääkäriin, vaikka matka oli vajaan kilsan verran. Meidän kuski oli semmonen vanha mies joka oli ihan pihalla, sillä ei ollu mitään hajua mihin se on menossa. Parin U-käännöksen ja 15 minuutin jälkeen päästiin perille. Mentiin aulaan odottelemaan ja melkeen heti pääsin lääkärille. Hän sitten totes että "it is just a local infection so in this stadium the best thing is to just wait 1 week." Kerroin hepulle että oon reilaamassa, että ei oikeen ois viikkoa aikaa olla kävelemättä, että saisinko antibiootit kiitos. "In this stadium (stadium=?!?!??!) when it is only a local infection, antibiotics would not work. The next step is clinical surgery." Olin että jaahas, ihan sama, huomenna uudelle lääkärille.
After a couple of hours I told the girls that I have to go back to the hotel because the foot was hurting a lot. When I was there, I took the band aid off and found something pretty nasty.. At this point I could barely walk and the whole foot was swollen. I contacted my dear aunt in Finland who is a nurse and she said that I should go tot the doctor immediately if possible. And we did (with Riikka). It was around 10pm and we got a cap from the hotel even though the doctor wasn't even a kilometer away. Our driver was a really old guy and he had definitely no idea where we are going, but after a few U-turns and 15 minutes we were there. We went to the lobby and waited for a while and then I went to see the doctor. He was not a really good one I think because all he said was "In this stadium (=????) when it is only a local infection the best thing to do is just to rest and not walk for a week." Well, I told him that I am on an InterRail so I really don't have time to rest for one week, so maybe he could give me antibiotics. "In this stadium, the antibiotics wont work. The next step is clinical surgery." Alrighty. I thought I need to visit another one tomorrow.
After a couple of hours I told the girls that I have to go back to the hotel because the foot was hurting a lot. When I was there, I took the band aid off and found something pretty nasty.. At this point I could barely walk and the whole foot was swollen. I contacted my dear aunt in Finland who is a nurse and she said that I should go tot the doctor immediately if possible. And we did (with Riikka). It was around 10pm and we got a cap from the hotel even though the doctor wasn't even a kilometer away. Our driver was a really old guy and he had definitely no idea where we are going, but after a few U-turns and 15 minutes we were there. We went to the lobby and waited for a while and then I went to see the doctor. He was not a really good one I think because all he said was "In this stadium (=????) when it is only a local infection the best thing to do is just to rest and not walk for a week." Well, I told him that I am on an InterRail so I really don't have time to rest for one week, so maybe he could give me antibiotics. "In this stadium, the antibiotics wont work. The next step is clinical surgery." Alrighty. I thought I need to visit another one tomorrow.
Kun tulin lääkäristä ulos, Riikka oli ihan tohkeissaan että arvaa mitä just tapahtu. Noh, kun olin ollut mahtavan lääkärin vastaanotolla, oli tää taxikuski tullut takasin ja räyhänny jotain unkariksi. Paikalla ollut nuori pariskunta oli tulkannut, että tää äijä väittää että Riikka ja minä ollaan varastettu sen puhelin :D Kun oltiin just lähössä koko paikasta pois, tuli tää taxikuski taas sisälle ja väitti taas että meillä on sen puhelin. Siinä on kuulemma semmonen GPS laite johon taxikeskuksesta joku oli soittanut, ja tää laite hälyttää lääkäriaseman sisällä. Joopajoo. Tyhjennettiin sitte laukut siihen lattialle eikä meillä tietenkään sen puhelinta ollut, muttei se vieläkään uskonut ja lähti vaan ulos ja huusi perään että nähdään ulkona. Lääkäri ystävällisesti tilas meille toisen taxifirman auton ja lähettiin ulos odottamaan, ja siellähän se edellinen taxikuski edelleen etti puhelintaan. Katottiin että jee tuolta se meidän taxi tuleekin jo, mutta se olikin edelleen sitä samaa firmaa, ja yhtäkkiä siihen pienelle kujalle kaartaa n. 10 niitä taxeja ja niistä tulee ulos isoja unkarilaisia miehiä röökit suussa, "sowhat is the problem?" kerrottiin että meillä ei ole ongelmaa, vaan tällä vanhalla papparaisella on. Hetken aikaa ne siinä kuumotti meitä, kunnes meidän oikee taxi tuli. Jotain ne yritti vielä siinä tarjota meille ilmasta kyytiä takasin hotellille anteeksipyyntönä, mutta todettiin Riikan kanssa että ehkä on turvallisempaa vaan mennä sillä maksullisella taksilla :P Päästiin turvallisesti perille suhteellisen turhan lääkärireissun jälkeen.
When I came out from the doctor's room, I saw Riikka who was looking odd and told what had just happened. Well, while I was at the doctor, the old taxi driver had come to the lobby and started to shout something in Hungarian. A local couple who was also there translated to Riikka that the driver claims that we stole his phone! When we were about to leave the building, the guy came back and again said that we have his phone. He said that the phone has a GPS thing in it, so that the call-center can call the phone and locate it, and that's what they did and it says that the phone is at the doctor's...Yep. Well, we then emptied our bags on the floor to show the guy that we don't have it. He didn't believe and run out, shouting that he will wait us outside. The doctor was really nice and called us a cap from another taxi company and we went out to wait for it. The guy was still there looking for his phone and we saw our taxi coming. It came closer and we realized that it's from the same company as the previous one, and before we realized what is going on, the whole street was full of those taxis! There where around 10 of them and big Hungarian guys came out of them, asking what kind of a problem do we have. We told them that we don't have any problem, but the old guy has. For a while they tried to solve the problem and then our real taxi came. Still, they were trying to not let us go in to the car and offered a free ride from the doctor to our hotel as an apologize. We didn't take the offer and thought that it's probably safer to just take the another one and pay for it :P So after all this, we arrived safely back to the hotel with nothing more than a funny story to tell.
Seuraavana aamuna lähettiin toiseen lääkäriin minkä mun vakuutus kattoi ja siellä sain kunnon hoitoa. Mukaan lähti suht vahvat antibiootit (reissussa kun ollaan niin onneks sain semmoset että saa juoda olutta :D) ja antibioottista voidetta, jee. Multa menikin sitten Budapest suhteellisen ohi, koska sain myös kahden päivän kävelykiellon. Mutta mielummin näin kun next step surgery ;)
The next morning we went to another doctor that my insurance covers and they took really good care of me :P I got antibiotics (and since we are traveling I got a medicine that can be taken with beer too :P) and some antibiotic cream. I was not allowed to walk for two days so I pretty much missed Budapest. But still it's better than next step surgery ;)
When I came out from the doctor's room, I saw Riikka who was looking odd and told what had just happened. Well, while I was at the doctor, the old taxi driver had come to the lobby and started to shout something in Hungarian. A local couple who was also there translated to Riikka that the driver claims that we stole his phone! When we were about to leave the building, the guy came back and again said that we have his phone. He said that the phone has a GPS thing in it, so that the call-center can call the phone and locate it, and that's what they did and it says that the phone is at the doctor's...Yep. Well, we then emptied our bags on the floor to show the guy that we don't have it. He didn't believe and run out, shouting that he will wait us outside. The doctor was really nice and called us a cap from another taxi company and we went out to wait for it. The guy was still there looking for his phone and we saw our taxi coming. It came closer and we realized that it's from the same company as the previous one, and before we realized what is going on, the whole street was full of those taxis! There where around 10 of them and big Hungarian guys came out of them, asking what kind of a problem do we have. We told them that we don't have any problem, but the old guy has. For a while they tried to solve the problem and then our real taxi came. Still, they were trying to not let us go in to the car and offered a free ride from the doctor to our hotel as an apologize. We didn't take the offer and thought that it's probably safer to just take the another one and pay for it :P So after all this, we arrived safely back to the hotel with nothing more than a funny story to tell.
Seuraavana aamuna lähettiin toiseen lääkäriin minkä mun vakuutus kattoi ja siellä sain kunnon hoitoa. Mukaan lähti suht vahvat antibiootit (reissussa kun ollaan niin onneks sain semmoset että saa juoda olutta :D) ja antibioottista voidetta, jee. Multa menikin sitten Budapest suhteellisen ohi, koska sain myös kahden päivän kävelykiellon. Mutta mielummin näin kun next step surgery ;)
The next morning we went to another doctor that my insurance covers and they took really good care of me :P I got antibiotics (and since we are traveling I got a medicine that can be taken with beer too :P) and some antibiotic cream. I was not allowed to walk for two days so I pretty much missed Budapest. But still it's better than next step surgery ;)
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| Hieno lääkäriasema haha / A nice building where the doctor was haha |
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| Minä lääkärin vastaanotossa xD / Me in the reception of the hospital |
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| JEEEEEE :D |
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