article_snippet.sent: my husband was referred to hospital for a CAT scan when only an MRI scan would have picked up the growth, caused by a build up of spinal fluid, which stretched half the length of my husband spine.
article_snippet.sent: Eventually a tumour was detected after my husband was finally sent for an MRI scan in July 2014, when complaining that while running my husband felt as though my husband couldn't lift my husband feet off the ground.
article_snippet.sent: my husband then underwent a 10-hour operation to remove a tumour as surgeons described my husband diagnosis as a 'ticking time bomb'.
article_snippet.sent: But due to existing nerve damage and the trauma of a 10-hour operation to remove the tumour, my husband has been left paralysed from the waist down with doctors unable to say if my husband will ever walk again.
article_snippet.sent: a tumour was detected after Mrs Hand was finally sent for an MRI scan in July 2014, after complaining that while running Mrs Hand couldn't lift Mrs Hand off the ground .