Medical adventure.
I never knew how entertaining the world of modern medicine could be.
Seven years ago, in the space of only a month or so, I learned - not once but twice - of life-threatening but asymptomatic conditions by accident, as a result of scans done as part of other, fairly routine, diagnostic exercises.
Both ended well, in a manner of speaking. Both led to life-saving treatment which I might never have known that I needed until the need had passed, and so had I.
Today, behind Door Number Three, maybe another, as I follow up on a routine chest x-ray with one of those feline things, a cat scan.
Ohboy, ohboy, ohboy, ohboy.
And once more the suspense begins to build.
I'll let you know.
But no worries, animal lovers.
The cat won't feel a thing.
Good News:
I didn't feel a thing either.
No result reported to me yet.
So . . .We'll see.


