Jane had an MRI today to investigate the shadow on her liver identified by the CT scan. She wasn't looking forward to it because of her dislike of confined spaces. The dread wasn't helped by being number 13 in the list for her blood test - an omen she said.
She was called into the scanner on time but within 5 minutes they came out to get me because she was having a panic attack.  They allowed me to sit in with her so she would remain calm (ish) and so I could share the experience.  Well for those who have never had an MRI I can tell you that although it looks scary it is in fact quite harmless and as with all things, it soon was over. The toughest part was Jane having to hold her breath for an inordinate amount of time,  I was also holding mine and I can tell you it wasn't easy.
Of course beforehand hand I had to leave outside anything metallic such as watch, money,  etc but I forgot about my smartphone in my pocket. Halfway through I decided to sit on the phone (fat backside acting as a screen from the magnetic field) but I somehow guessed the damage was done. Jane was so relieved to get out from inside the narrow tube, the noise and away from the vibration.
We went for a coffee and it was then that I confessed to the phone frying mistake.  When I tried to turn on my phone there was nothing - oops, not good but I stayed calm, removed the battery, put it back in again and hey presto a fully working Samsung Galaxy S3.
We should get the results of the scan when we see Dr Intravici on Friday morning.