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01 / 02 / 2012 - Paul
You may be thinking that I've disappeared off the face of the earth in the last few weeks. Several people have sent me messages, asking if I'm 'okay', and thanks to everyone who has. Well, it’s been a tough month or so and now I should tell you just a bit about it: I've been suffering from a condition known as 'GERD' (Gastric Oesophogal Reflux) which caused chronic laryngitis. On December 30th I lost my voice, having felt unwell for several days and was not able to speak at all for 9 days. I was then referred to a specialist by my own doctor. To keep a long story short, and to spare you the details, I am now well on the road to recovery, the medication is working, and my vocal chords are steadily recovering. I'd like to take this opportunity to thank my colleagues who have been tremendously supportive and to all my friends and family for their kindness and care.
On to more important things: we really enjoyed a small, private event in Little Gransden Village Hall last night with family and friends. We are all SO impressed with Chris Bruerton’s cool temperament and quality singing, he is going to make a first-class King’s Singer. Last night's concert had a wonderfully intimate atmosphere, with around 150 guests, in aid of 'Cancer Research UK'. We raised almost £1000, and I'm tremendously grateful to everyone who gave so generously. Today we are in London having a day-long photo shoot, then a couple of day's rest before our tour 'down under'.
It's good to be back writing 'blogs and to be back in contact with all of you. Thanks again for all your support, and I'll see you soon!
