Hey, I'm still alive!

I was diagnosed with a benign (lucky me!) brain tumour, a meningioma, in the right wing of the Sphenoid bone, but it's already (partially) removed. It all started when I fainted, for no reason, when speaking to a 27 kids class, in the school where I teach.
Someone called 112 (the emergency number around here), I was taken to the ER of the local hospital where the neurologist on duty, after performing a brief standardized examination, recommended a CT scan of my head. Et voilà! -there it was: a four centimetres tumour. It all happened in the end of May. I was submitted to a surgery, but I’m still recovering and having complementary exams to find out whether it is possible to get rid the portion of the tumour that the surgeon couldn’t remove, because it was too close to the carotid artery. As a result of the surgery I’m presenting right hemiparesia, but I’m doing physiotherapy and the recovery is slow, but it does happen... a little bit every day. I was never afraid and, considering the circumstances, I’m doing fine.