boun­ce back to sth

“after losing his for­tu­ne during the war, he boun­ced back quick­ly to a com­for­ta­ble life”
… erhol­te er sich rasch und kehr­te in ein … Leben zurück.
Novot­ny, Ame­ri­ka­ni­sche Zeitwortidiome

“I’m sure the eco­no­my will boun­ce back.”

“Ener­gy Pri­ces Won’t Boun­ce Back So Fast”
Barron’s

“Are you afraid that if you get run down you won’t boun­ce back, so you choo­se to with­draw rather than pur­sue a life worth living?”
Joan Fried­lan­der, ‎Rosa­lind Jof­fe — Women, Work, and Auto­im­mu­ne Disease