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Starting at 7:45am CST today (Monday, November 10th), neurosurgeons will be working to remove this tumor. Surgery will last from 2 to 8 hours depending on what doctors find.
Why am I posting this message? Simply to ask if you would think of me (prayers, thoughts, or anything else) today. I apologize for this strange request, but I really feel like I can use all of the thoughts and prayers I can get.
All the best,
Matt aka VictorE
Although it's still early, things appear to have gone as well as could ever be expected: the brain tumor was benign, it appears to be totally removed, and I am (so far) having a remarkable recovery.
Again, I can't tell you how much I appreciate all of your kind words.
Matt
(And thanks for sharing it with us. I'm relieved!)
-panic
Sid
How is the hair cut?
Enjoy your medication while it last. :)
May you carry other burdens, that your life will put upon you, with the same dignity that you have shown in this case.
Walk in beauty.
I can't tell you how happy i am that it worked ok. Nothing worse than someone with such a problem doing bad - wether you know the person or not. And congrats to your courage to post about it.
Now recover quick.
Onya
Woz
LisaB
..... Shane
Thank you for sharing the experience and all the best to you.
- Chad
Have a full and rapid recovery.
Ta
Liam
About two years ago I spent two months of my life thinking I had a very advanced stage 4 cancer.
One of the happiest days of my life is when a doctor told me the tumors in my liver were common hemangioma's (blood cycts). The main tumor was removed and my prognosis is excellent.
I am typing this up as I recover from a follow up surgery. I'm almost out of percocet but am feeling better.
I do a lot of "one handed" surfing from the couch and I really appreciate sites that, perhaps by accident, follow accessibility guidelines.
TJ
Welcome back to the community.
