Waiting..

Early start today!
In the hospital at 7.30am.. Had all my checks, briefings with the aneisthesist and Surgeon. 

Now just sat waiting to go into the ward and don a lovely hospital Gown 🙈

Looking like I'm heading in at around 11am... should be home by late afternoon. 

Nomis


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