Four of Swords Reversed

I started some new medication for my brain, and it seems to be working pretty well. Now, rather than lying in bed frozen in worry and angst, I'm able to walk around and do stuff in worry and angst. That's a pretty good first step!
I'm trying not to rush things, however. Although I have a ton of stuff to do before the holidays, I'm trying to take recovery fairly slow and methodically, like a positive reversed four of swords. 
Generally, this card has a negative vibe to it. It often means recovery is stalled or slow, or we're suffering burnout. However, the more rare alternative meaning, that we've taken our rest and are now ready to fight again, is the one I'm channeling. I need to get back to work so I'm glad I'm on the right path - even if I need to pop some pills to be there.

The four of swords upright is about withdrawal and retreat, perhaps temporary, so you can recover.
Reversed, rest and recovery is slow or difficult. There may be burnout or a lack of proper self-care. Alternatively, it could be that moment after a decent rest, when we have the mental strength to fight again.
 
Questions answered by the reversed Four of Swords:
Who? An angsty or restless individual 
What? A slow recovery
Where? A school; an office
When? The middle of October; Later; After a nap
Why? “Think what a better world it would be if we all, the whole world, had cookies and milk about three o'clock every afternoon and then lay down on our blankets for a nap.” ~Barbara Jordan
Yes or No? Yes, but later
 
The reversed Four of Swords as:
…an action?

• Find stability
• Be prudent in your tasks

 
…a place in your house?

• The shower
• A comfy chair
• A bar

 
…a place in your city?

• A bar
• A recovery center
• An exercise studio
• A hair salon

…a place in the world?

• Atlanta, GA
• San Diego, CA
• India
• The Maldives

…something to eat?

• Coffee
• An energy drink
• Cucumber

 
…something to clean?

• Make the bed
• Your shoes

 
…where to find the missing item?

• By the front door

 
…a color? Blue; orange
 
…a movie theme? Awakening; burn-out

• Amelie
• Office Space
• I Heart Huckabees

 
…a new career?

• Freelance work
• Go back to school
• Construction

 
Four of Swords reversed
Before any card: A recovery from (card)
After any card: burn-out; lack of progres