
Thanks to Bitte for keeping you updated and to all of you for your warmth and support.
I have now gone through this part of my ordeal. The tumour was successfully isolated and removed during surgery which lasted for about two hours. We now wait patiently for the planned follow-up.
In the meantime, I arrived at the post-op department high on morphine and was apparently quite entertaining.
Sleeping with all the wires attached to me while at the same time worrying about stitches and a catheter was not easy especially as the alarm kept going off due to my low pulse.
I am now decoupled, decatheterised and determined to come through this in the best possible way.
I have a room with a view in the neurosugery ward.

It has come to my attention that I should explain the name tvanellus, and why You’ll never walk alone is so important. These ar subjects for posts later this week.
Handsome as ever Chris, glad you are doing well. Lovely view and autumn colours.
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Thanks for your thoughts and support
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Härliga foton om än på olika sätt och vis!
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Orimligt snygg utsikt! Du är också snygg i din turban men bättre utan. Heja dig!
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Härligt att du redan är tillbaka i bloggen! Vilken fin utsikt mot det märkliga Sten Sture-monumentet. Hälsningar från oss på södra Gotland.
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Härlig bild på dig, fast utan turban vore definitivt snäppet bättre!
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Jag har samma utsikt från mitt skrivbord på Ångström! Fast från en annan vinkel förstås. Jag ser också de översta våningarna på en del av sjukhusbyggnaderna. Kanske du kan se mig därifrån? Jag sitter på våning 4 mitt på den västra flygeln i dvs. hus 3.
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Tänk att din låga vilopuls skulle vara ett så stort problem. För vältränad. Snygg mössa för övrigt!
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Why does this not surprise me! “In the meantime, I arrived at the post-op department high on morphine and was apparently quite entertaining.”
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Some things never change!
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