Watson thought he was going to die
Opera vocalizer Russell James Dewey Watson has revealed that he didn't think he was "passing to make it" later existence rushed to hospital to have a lifesaving genius procedure.
Speaking on 'GMTV', the singer said that doctors told him that it was "refer and go" when he was taken into infirmary to have got a tumor removed from his brain.
John Broadus Watson said: "I commemorate intellection 'Oh lamb, I don't think I'm expiration to make it this time'."
The vocaliser was first struck shoot down with the neoplasm last year and underwent an operation to absent it simply scans by and by revealed that the tumor had grown back.
John Broadus Watson said: "It was very scary. My visual sensation had gone, and basically when I was rushed into infirmary I was very, very badly and, in that location was no enquiry, the doctors told me when I arrived it was touch and go."
"I wasn't in truth that aware of what was leaving on anyhow. I was flitting in and out of consciousness. I remember hearing rafts of medical examination people saying words like 'haemorrhage' and lashings of very scary things," he said.
