Signs

You know, there's nothing like a good build up to the first brain surgery. The first few weeks start out with headaches you can't knock out with a horse pill, seconded by light sensitivity that would make a blind man cry out for light, and then, near the end, yammying up your lunch. Of course the fact that your mom comes to you, the night before you go to the hospital, and said that she'd researched my symptoms, and most likely had a brain tumor. And the rest, from here, is as they say, history. Of course, the first surgery is the worst one you've got to worry about; the other ones follow soon after in the same fashion.