Singer Watson getting radiotherapy
Opera house singer Russell John Broadus Watson has begun a course of radiotherapy for his psyche tumour.
The 41-year-old's manager, Richard Benjamin Thompson, said that Watson would undergo basketball team days of actinotherapy every hebdomad for the next quintet weeks.
James Dewey Watson underwent surgical operation to get rid of the neoplasm in October, his second process on the neoplasm in 12 months.
Coach Thompson said: "He's in as commodity as strong drink as anybody tin be with that sort of journey ahead.
"The doctors are very timid - they want to get to it simply because it's almost the oculus heart, they've got to be careful not to damage the eyesight."
Arriving at the Agatha Christie Hospital in Manchester yesterday, John Broadus Watson said: "My pharynx feels OK. I feel a little mo tired.
"It takes a piece to get your free energy and staying power levels up once more. It's been a strange freshly year, 2008, in for my radiation therapy on Jan 2."
