He wrote: “Not because I’m looking for sympathy, but because if sharing my journey helps just one person facing something similar feel a little less alone, then it’s worth it.”
Goldson has previously spoken about his first procedure, referring to the resulting scar as a testament to his experience.
He said: “I don’t see it anymore, it’s just part of me, part of my body.
“It looks nice. I like it because it shows what I’ve been through.
“The only thing, obviously, with a scar, is when you are in the showers here people ask questions.
“But I don’t mind talking about it now.”
