My operation was a success For those who didn't know, I had an organ sitting in the wrong place, which could've become a malignant tumour, so they had to operate to bring it down to the correct position.
I got into the hospital at 6:45am. I didn't actually manage to get into the operating theatre until 11:00am because it was pretty busy. It seems that they were trying to get through the backlog of people who couldn't show up because of snow last year.
They checked my blood pressure, which had managed to climb up to 141/101. Makes sense, I was very scared at the time. I met my anaesthetist and then my surgeon, who told me that it may not be possible to save the organ, but that they would try to bring it down.
I got wheeled into the anaesthetic room. By this point, my heart was pounding and I was shaking. I was that scared of it. They put a needle into the vein on the back of my hand and pulled it out, leaving a plastic tube in my vein. The anaesthetist gave me oxygen from a mask and injected me with the anaesthetic. At first, my hand hurt as it travelled. Then, the next thing I know, I'm awake in the post-op ward with a nurse looking over me. I couldn't even remember going to sleep and I couldn't remember dreaming, which was REALLY interesting.
The doctor came over and told me that they had succeeded in bringing the organ down. However, I have to go back and see him in 3 months and I might end up losing it anyway.
I was still immensely drowsy when I woke up, with an incredibly dry mouth and in pain. Now I'm on codeine, paracetamol and Ibuprofen. The trouble is, codeine makes you drowsy, I'm going back to college on Monday and I have to take 4 lots every day for the next two week. I'm gonna end up falling asleep in Physics
It's good to be back 
____________________ "The last Metroid is in captivity."
And yet, the galaxy is STILL fucked.
Thanks Xkeeper, Bagel and Sanky for the help!
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