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Author and journalist Jamila Rizvi has joked about breaking out of hospital after being readmitted following a second round of surgery for a brain tumour a fortnight ago.
The editor-at-large of start-up, Future Women, has posted a selfie to express her frustration at being back in hospital shortly after a craniotomy.
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However, she returned to hospital this week for further rest after suffering low blood pressure.
She has continued to post images throughout the ordeal including one of her “usually floppy haired” husband Jeremy who shaved his head in solidarity.
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