Had a bleed in my brain.
Had a bleed in my brain.
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lrdisco

Original Poster:

1,681 posts

110 months

Monday 16th March
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I’ve got a Cavernoma which has been bleeding.
Ambulance after calling 111, MRI. Amazing care at the hospital.

It’s caused slurred speech, can’t think of the right words, exhaustion and terrible eye hand coordination (Typing this is a real tester)
Very down. I’m 53 and loved going to the gym.
Feeling like I won’t ever be the same person again.
Positive is no seizures.

Stuart70

4,123 posts

206 months

Monday 16th March
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Good luck. I hope that there are brighter days ahead over time.

trails

6,556 posts

172 months

Monday 16th March
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My wife had similar aged 22, collapsed at work, her co-workers saved her life as they got her to the hospital quickly enough. Coma for a couple of days, but she made a full recovery. She is 52 this year.

Important thing is they caught it and you are in the right place now. Very best wishes for a speedy recovery.

lrdisco

Original Poster:

1,681 posts

110 months

Monday 16th March
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Thanks guys for your responses.
I’m hoping for a speedy recovery and no reoccurrence.

smifffymoto2

74 posts

4 months

Monday 16th March
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My wife had a brain bleed in 2023,6 days in a coma,machines turned off.

Live for today.

cliffords

3,644 posts

46 months

Monday 16th March
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My mother had one at about 60 years old , same symptoms as you have described. Hospitalised for a few days, loss of left side and speech. Fully recovered. She was at my house for lunch on Sunday, she is now 93.

Dog Biscuit

1,764 posts

20 months

Tuesday 17th March
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smifffymoto2 said:
My wife had a brain bleed in 2023,6 days in a coma,machines turned off.

Live for today.
I'm very sorry to read that. It must be awful to experience and live with after the loss frown

Dog Biscuit

1,764 posts

20 months

Tuesday 17th March
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lrdisco said:
I ve got a Cavernoma which has been bleeding.
Ambulance after calling 111, MRI. Amazing care at the hospital.

It s caused slurred speech, can t think of the right words, exhaustion and terrible eye hand coordination (Typing this is a real tester)
Very down. I m 53 and loved going to the gym.
Feeling like I won t ever be the same person again.
Positive is no seizures.
I turn 53 this year and train every day.

I can only imagine how you must feel.

Your brain will have a degree of neural functional plasticity and with some rehab and time I'm sure you'll be back training and living a good life.

It just doesn't seem like it now. Just take a day at a time and keep posting.

Opapayer

1,208 posts

8 months

Tuesday 17th March
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You mention the gym, so guess you’re fairly fit and healthy overall? I had a major accident a few years back, broke my neck, both shoulder blades, 11 ribs, fractured my skull and had a major bleed on the brain. My physical fitness saved me according to the doctor. It took about 3 months for the bones to heal and another 6 months for the bleed on the brain to heal and any scarring to be absorbed.

I know it feels like the end right now, but in a few months you’ll hopefully be out the other side and wondering what all the fuss was about.