The twice former champion, 37, had surgery nine days ago to remove a cyst on his spine and revealed at a press conference on Sunday that he did not yet have "100%" feeling in his right leg.
He said he expected to decide last night whether he would compete in the men's singles today, but the uncertainty did not stop Murray mania from hitting SW19 a day early.
Catherine, 33, from Belgium, had been queueing since 10am on Saturday and was the first in line for tickets to see Murray play in his first-round match against Tomas Machac today.
"I'll be very happy and sad at the same time, because I know it's probably going to be the last time," she said.
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