Toby, I am not a surgeon and you certainly do need to follow their advice but I have an absolute belief in the power of positve thinking and strongly urge you to employ it on yourself. Having a positive mental attitude about the situation that confronts you will be helpful so once you have been through the surgery (and before) think frequently about affirming what it is you want to have occur. I served with a soldier in the 1970's who learned that the sore back that he had for months was actually being caused by wide spread cancer. John spent many months in Auckland Hospital undergoing invasive procedures but the doctors were never hopeful of the outcome and pretty much wrote him off but he eventually walked out of the hospital. I tell you this because this man adopted the attitude that he wasn't going to die just because he had cancer and the doctors said he would. Every day he visualised walking out of the hospital and spending a long and happy life with his family and he did just that. He is still alive today and doing all of the things that he enjoyed prior to this occurring.
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