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You're welcome! I was worried in the beginning of my journey and really couldn't find individual experiences and how they cope after surgery. Glad to know my decision to document my journey has helped someone like me a few years ago!🙂

You're welcome! I hope for all the best for your journey!

Im glad to hear this. I really wanted to help others out as I struggled to find experiences. I hope your surgeries go well!

Dear Jean-Pierre, the first operation 1. of March get well, the aneurysm was bigger than expected about 11 mm. Instead of 7, so they want to operate the one in the other side in aroun 6 weeks. He let me keep my hair, I really don't know why he did that much 🙏 False air due to lost drain, made me half blind and got a little tinnitus + dizzy, so I have to go to rehab before the other side is done, but I'm ready 💪 Once again dear, I want to thank you again for sharing all your good experience, you know it has helped me a lot. We have really skilled and clever neurosurgeons 🙏 I wish I could show you how amazing work he'd done. Hope you are doing well. Best wishes to you my friend or kind of guide 🙏

Hi Javier.. no i didnt have a routine. It just started reducing each day until it was gone. I did try and go for walks a lot to get the blood flowing. Hope youre doing ok! 👍

I didn't get any seizures at all. I did take keppra for the first 2 months and then got off it after doctor said it was ok to. Nothing after it also

There's a risk of infection with every surgery. I was just unlucky that it happened to me but lucky it I was able to recover from that too.

Very serious surgery ​@@JeanPierreVictor

Thank you!

Hi Faye! You're welcome. I like to help with awareness. I was so worried in the beginning. It was all so new to me but you have no choice but to be prepared. Your situation is a bit more intense than mine Wow 4?? Where are they all located? Are they also just monitoring the the smaller ones?

Hi Melissa, What really helped me was to watch videos of how clippings are performed. I'm the kind of person that want to know and understand what they do to me. It helped me feel more relieved when I would hear each operation was successful. Yes there are risks and we need to accept them. But also remember they won't do clippings if they weren't successful and effective! I understand your son has anxiety but he must know it's very high success rate. But unfortunately there are risks and we need to make provision for the worst as well. Accepting that it can happen but is highly unlikely. I never thought about making a testament and will at 37 but I had to. I was ready for the worst too. I hope you have a support network of family and friends to help through the process as this helped me. Hope this helped a bit.

@@JeanPierreVictor Heya thanks for the reply,I'm trying my best not to look things up has I'm having problems sleeping with all the over thinking,how are you doing now after it an all ")

@@melissamiskella6467 Hi Melissa, apologies for the delayed answer. Im doing good now! I did have a bit of a strange sensation lately (2 months ago) but i was really into a Hiit class. Now Im just going with with cycling and resistance classes. Did have another MRI to to be sure and they didnt see or found anything. Everything is fine. Sensation also disappeared. Thinking it's part of the healing process.

@@JeanPierreVictor Heya,glad to hear that its,all,going well 👏 strange feeling like something is wrong like did you have to get speech therapy or anything,mine was found accidentally when when for a mri due to getting very bad headaches but found out I have sinusitis so attending a ent specialist I have to get a t bone inserted into my hear and tubes into my noise still wanting in that surgery also,would love to chat to you properly if that's OK,think speaking to someone who went through it is helping me relax more about my surgey:)

HI Christine! You're welcome. I'm hope it could help you in some way to feel more comfortable during recovery. Good vibes are important! I hope you get back to running sooner than you think!

Just my fender strat and Boss-ME20 pedal on metal effect and strait into pc recording.

@@JeanPierreVictor will this effect work on a Line 6 amp?

@@alberterickson4614 I suppose if you can get your amp signal into your pc. I went straight into the soundcard I had at the time. Now i would use an audio interface like a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 for starters.

​@@JeanPierreVictorhey long time no talk. Hope your doing well. I found my metal Zone ( been put in a box from moving) what are the pedal settings you used?

Hi Lori! I do wonder how it wouldve gone for me if I had coiling instead. My neurosurgeon wanted clipping for the reason of fixing it once permanently. I guess each have their own approach.

@@JeanPierreVictor I think you and your surgeon made the right decision. Since you are so young you want to have a more permanent solutions. Since I had coiling I will be facing annual MRI test and am claustrophobic!

I never had symptoms at all. It was too small I believe. Was discovered by luck on an MRI i had for something else.

Hi Joanne! Oh wow two aneurysms, how did you find out about yours? What's the difference in aneurysms that gets them different treatments? Im glad I got to this at the time I did. 2 days away for the first surgery. I really hope it goes well for you! Which surgery is first?

@@JeanPierreVictor Hi 👋 mine were found incidentally when having a swollen lymph node scan done. I believe it’s due to aneurysm location that has them getting different treatment options. I actually also had surgery get moved up by 2 days. So I go in today for coiling repair of a basilar tip aneurysm & the other is located in the middle M1 section on my right side. Thank you for posting your video & story it is comforting to know that people come out of surgery & can continue to live a successful life. How was your aneurysm found?

how much?

@@johannes2599 Ahh ok that makes sense being in different locations. How did your surgeries go? You’re welcome. I struggled to find videos of post clipping lives. So thought might as well do mine. Glad to help out. Mine was also incidental. I had some numbness and tingling in arms and legs. Turned out to be pinched nerve, but still saw a neurologist and did an MRI to be sure brain and spine is ok. Then they found it.

@@kiarareid7979 Hi Kiara, not sure what you mean?

You're welcome! Tried to bring as much awareness as I can. And thank you!

You're welcome Christine! 😊

Hey Christopher! Thank you! How did your mom go with her surgery? Did they do both at the same time?

@@JeanPierreVictor She ended up getting a second opinion from a neurosurgeon specialist. Her first opinion was from a neurosurgeon at a community hospital. Her first opinion they said 3% chance of mortality or morbidity. The second opinion from the other neurosurgeon said 1-2% chance of mortality or morbidity. Which is much better chances everything will go smoothly. So basically her surgery has been rescheduled 4-6 weeks from today to meet with a more skilled neurosurgeon and they are going to do a coiling procedure. They are going to start with her first aneurysm which is 13mm and is considered very large. After she recovers from her first surgery they will do the second surgery (not sure exactly when that will be) on the smaller aneurysm which is 6mm.

@@christopherbehrens7996 Oh wow 13mm is quite large. Mine was 6.1mm and they start treating it at 7mm in Australia. Im glad you got a second opinion with a more skilled surgeon. Has your mom had her coiling done yet? How did it go?

Thanks Lizzy! And you're welcome. Glad i can help out!

Its ok. Thank you! It gave me a second chance at life i feel! To be more happy and not worry too much about stupid things haha.