Sup /b/, it's me again. I posted about 18 months ago after

Bump

Also GG

Im glad to see your well, good luck bro x

>>722458376
Happy Valentine's Day, anon. Congrats on your new lease on life.

>>722458376
go suck a fuck faggot

>>722458376
nobody gives a fuck what you do and don't act like you know what I'm about, what I'm going through or what I'm capable of

>>722458899
You don't have a valentine, do you? I'll be your valentine, anon.

Also, checked

>>722458376
Congrats! Glad to hear you are doing well. Looking foward to the next update!

>>722458376
>brain surgery
isn't this how all lawyers are made?

>>722458376
Glad you made it through, anon

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>>722458376
Hey iboy you fuck Aria Stark yet

Whoa dude...that looks a lot like the scar on Obamas head. What is your now expert opinion OP? You think he really had brain surgery too?

>>722459901
Yes, Obama had temporal lobe surgery.

>>722459846
is that that Quasi Modo looking chick?

Surgery for what?

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>>722460320
epilepsy caused from a tumour in my right temporal lobe

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>>722458376
I don't exactly remember you.
But, I'm happy for you, /b/ro.
Best of luck!

>>722460412
Where did you have it done? I'm a neuro ICU RN and deal with tumor resections every day.

>>722460548
University Hospital in London Ontario

>>722458376
are you just trying to pretend you have a brain faggot

>>722460548
I'm in the US. That's a tiny tumor so I'm guessing they got it out with no trouble. Looks nice and round too so hopefully they got it all and it won't grow back

>>722460737
Meant to reply to
>>722460582

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>>722458376
Oh shit nigga, that's one big hole.

Good for you though, I remember another anon having a crushed Mellon and he was having a real hard time getting his shit together. 18 months is a long time.

>ontario

sorry

>>722460737
Well, for 2 weeks before my surgery I had an 24h video EEG and was an in patient at the hospital. They captured like 5 or 6 seizures, and 10 epileptic episodes on their equipment during that time. All that data, plus the MRI showing I have a tumour, led the surgical team to believe that removing the tumour would stop the seizures and it did. It took about a year to recover back to normal, I'm still like 95% something seems slightly different.
The tumour itself wasn't aggressive and the docs think it could have been there since I was a child. I was 24 at the time of surgery.