Terrifying Footage Shows Moment Father Is Stricken With Sudden Brain Bleed
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Footage from inside a Negaunee, Michigan, home shows the moment father-of-three Thomas Gallagher collapsed with a sudden brain bleed after a family day out on June 24.
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This happened to me on August 11, 2020. I will never forget the day. I went to the restroom and all of a sudden I couldn't turn my neck and my neck felt like stone and my head felt like it was gonna explode. My hubby took me to the emergency room and turns out I had 2 brain aneurysms and one had ruptured causing a mild stroke. I was air lifted to another hospital and underwent brain surgery. I turned 40 in the hospital on Aug.16, 2020. I was there for 14 days. I'm thankful to God I'm alive. It was scary. Prayers for this man. 🙏❤️
Thank you for sharing your story with us! God Bless you, timing is everything 🙏 ( early treatment )Sending you prayers, as well as this family for a speedy recovery!! 🙏 In Jesus Name Amen!
@@lorithompson5574 Thank you so much. GOD IS GOOD!
I’m SO glad you are ok!
Glad you made it! My maternal grandmother, my mom and her sister, my aunt all died from congenital brain aneurysms.
Wow glad your ok your birthday is 1 month before mine.
My father inlaw had a brain aneurysm rupture. He had a violent headache. His neck hurt too. He went to the chiropractor thinking he needed an adjustment. The chiropractor advised him to go straight to the emergency room. My mother inlaw drove him there. He went into a coma for days. My mother inlaw was advised to get his affairs in order bcuz he wasnt going to make it.
As i was holding hos hand (cant remember what day it was in the coma) i teased him by telling him we were going to sell off all of his antiques (he had A LOT)..he squeezed my hand then opened his eyes and smiled at me!..we were in tears of joy. We were told he wouldnt wake up!..he fully recovered!..god works miracles..❤
Kudos to his chiropractor. Most would have adjusted him. This doctor knew this was something different.
God is good!❤❤❤
Amen to that. I’m so happy he recovered, and that the chiropractor gave him sound advice.
I’m crying like a baby
Wow! That is beautiful. I’m so happy for all of you!🥲💜🫂
I lost my wife of 22 years, at only 51, to this in Feb '23. I woke up because she was snoring (which she never did). She was already gone. She was in great shape. She was complaining about a headache before we went to bed but just thought she was dehydrated. Who goes to the hospital for a headache?
This is not the life I expected, but I had the love of my life for 25+ years.
That wasn't snoring. That was agonal breathing. My grandmother did that and I thought she was asleep and snoring, which she did occasionally. Went back in to check on her a little later and she was gone. Sorry for your loss.
@@HotRod12667 Thank you. I looked into it just enough to understand it. You're right of course.
I called 911 when I couldn't wake her, the EMT's were here just as she quit breathing. Exceptional, professional, compassionate people. Her oxygen levels were maintained but that didn't matter.
@@TreblahollandI'm so sorry for your loss my friend.❤
🙏🏼😔May God bless you, stay by your side through your grieving process, & keep you always in His Grace.🙏🏼
Much Peace🕊️
Condolences ❤
I'm so sorry. Unfortunately I know this pain of being separated from the one you love with every fiber of your being. It's a pain that literally breaks your heart. I pray you be reunited again one day.
My Mom called me frantic on 7/11/2000 saying that she thought my Dad was having a Heart attack, this wasn't the case.He had an Aneurism, He woke up clutching his head vomiting and paramedics were called, he got himself on the stretcher and on the way another burst, which is the one that killed him. He had 3 total and 2 burst. Dr's did the test to see brain activity, there was none. I called all my Siblings in 4 different States as we had Dad on life support. We were all together by 7pm that evening, all 8 of us. We all agreed on Organ donation , my Dad was 65 but healthy as a Horse. When it came time after he was Blessed by our Minister and we said our Goodbyes. The Hospital called me and said he was no longer a candidate because he gasped when taken off life support. So they put him back on life support. I will never understand that to this day. So my Sister and Best Friend went and held my Dads hands as he passed. The most Beautiful and incredibly sad day of my life. Almost 25yrs later, I miss my Dad, my Angel. ❤
It is so heartbreaking but he knew you were there and you got to held his hands and him how much you loved him. You and your family will see him again.🙏
I’m so sorry you went through that. I lost my Dad to cancer in 2009 and was there with him when he left this Earth. Your description of your father’s death perfectly described mine as well. It was spiritual and beautiful but still the saddest day of my life (up to this point that is). I still miss him every day. I don’t think it matters how much time passes? We’re never ready to lose a parent and life is never quite the same once they’re gone❤️
my Dad suffered a brain aneurism and passed away in 1994, he was 65 also and i have 7 siblings also, they had residents watching over him, who let him lay fetal style where his head was lower than his heart ☹
My Dada died Nov 2nd of 2023, of a heart attack, trying to put out a fire in his kitchen. He was 79. I miss him so much!!!
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When you are having the worst headache of your life, you need to be seen immediately. My middle school teacher died from a brain bleed. He told the staff in the teacher's lounge he had the worst headache he's ever had. Sadly, he died that evening. I am an RN and have heard many a story from my stroke patients about what they experienced prior. One lady said it she felt a pop and it sounded like a water faucet turned on in her head. She was out driving with her husband and told him to take her to the ER immediately. She had surgery and lucky to survive. We have to pay attention to random symptoms and those out of the ordinary.
The description of what it would feel and sound like it's jarring....
To be told it’s psychosomatic…
My co workers daughter died in 2020 from this.
My sister, April 2023, on a Wednesday she woke up from a nap and she said she had the worst headache of her life. She went to stat care, they wrote it off as tension headache. Next day, not any better (she was on Vacation from work so she laid around to try to feel better). Friday, I slept a lot of the day because my sleeping habits are awful.
I went to check on her and didn't see her in her room. Called her name, nothing. Left the room and called our mom to see if she was with her. No. Okay wtf where is she. I go back to her room. Say her name again. Her arm sticks up from the other side of her bed "over here"
I asked what she was doing laying on the floor. "I fell" I asked if she needed help getting up "yes" I take her right arm and pull her up and tell her to give me her other hand. She doesn't. I say it again. She doesn't. I say it one more time "give me your friggin hand please" then she said what I feared "I can't move my arm" I immediately said "look at my face and smile right now" only half of her face worked. I tell her I'm gonna lay her back down gently and I'll be right back I promise.
Left the room called 911 (the station where the ambulances are is literally 200 feet from our house) called mom, went back in her room. She heard the sirens. "Are those for me?" Me with the somehow calmest demeanor "Yeah, so don't worry about it, but how long you been down there?" I never did find out how long she was there.
But it's been over a year now. She's on disability now, a barely liveable amount that they scrutinize your spending for. and she can still barely use her left side at all, she's miserable, who wouldn't be, but she's letting it beat her, she's letting it win. It's awful. I harbour a lot of guilt about it since I was here all day too but was asleep then figured she was resting. So I feel responsible for the amount of time she spent immediately post stroke. I understand that immediate action needs to be taken. How crucial that is. And I contributed to how long she was without medical attention.
Anyway.. I guess I just was wanting to relate. Not necessarily dump my issues here, but it is nice to get that out
ive felt a pop in my neck before with a headache and nothing happened. Its hard to know when to take something seriously
Poor guy, you can tell how much pain he is in. Bless his heart 😢
it was so painful to watch his suffering. hopefully he heals. thank to God his wife came and rescued him. God bless them.
Thank God his wife was home with him. Praying for this family 🙏🏼💜
Praying does nothing
That's a personal problem for you , not everyone on the planet. @Totaly14
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So glad the wife was there and got help for him. Best wishes for a full recovery.
I wish him and his family the best. But I'm taken aback by the fact the wife didn't get up and kiss her husband before he went to surgery.
@@mydragonfly8235Your kind attention and thoughtfulness have brought us all such a very special note and gesture. Indeed Tq.
@@mydragonfly8235She was probably in shock
@@JenL519 I have no doubt that she was in shock!! That’s what happened to me when I found my husband dead, I couldn’t think of at all and normally when things have happened I am the calm and getting things done. But that doesn’t happen when it’s somebody that you have spent 50 years with 🙏🏻
I truly hope this man recovered well. 9½ years ago my son started getting the worst ever migraines. The hospital failed him after all the times he went to E.R, no brain scan, nothing, just kept putting him on a drip, telling him he was dehydrated. 6 weeks later, he moved home cos he lost his job from not being able to work, died that very night from a brain hemorrhage. My heart is completely broken.
I’m so sorry about your son and how painful it is to lose him in that way.
I don't understand how this happens so often. My sister went to stat care last year when she had what she called the worst headache in her entire life. They didn't do much of anything really and said she had a tension headache.
Two days later I found her on her floor, suffered a massive stroke. She can't use her left side, it's completely devastated her. A couple weeks after my sister's stroke another family friend experienced almost the same treatment. But didn't survive.
How just HOW do I keep seeing things like this? "Oh if it's a stroke you think, gotta be FAST get immediate attention" only to be written off "nah it's a tension headache" or some other bs
This is horrible
The same thing happened to my son. At the age of 27, he started complaining of dizziness, shortness of breath, fatigue , nausea, left shoulder pain, etc.. He went to the ER and Urgent care so many times. Unfortunately, it was during the height of the pandemic, so he could not get a primary care doctor to send him to any specialist. January, the ER diagnosed him with Virtigo, which is debilitating in itself. Unfortunately, they were wrong. In February, he passed away from his heart giving out. He had been suffering for an entire year, and its sickening to think that, because he was young, nobody took his symptoms seriously. Sorry for your tragic loss momma. The pain is so overwhelming, and it makes you feel like a part of you dies along with your child.
I’m so sorry for your tremendous loss. And it’s so unjust! My heart goes out to you. ❤
I’m so sorry! God Bless!🦋
My brother had symptoms for 2 weeks, finally went to the hospital and he had an aneurism that was bleeding, the did the surgery and it went well and then right after surgery he suffered a frontal lobe stroke... 8 years later he is still in a nursing home because he can't walk or talk because of it!!! Please take care and pay attention to what your body tells you. My very best to all of this family ❤❤❤
That is terrifying
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Awe thats terrible so sorryx
I’m so sorry that happened to your brother and your family. Thank you for sharing your story. It may very well help someone in the future. Take care. ❤
Life is a gift 🎁 ❤😊
My husband did the same thing, went into our daughters room and layer in her bed. He had 1 headache before this. Turns out he had 4 brain tumors. He passed 6 mos later.❤❤❤❤❤❤
My deepest sympathy and condolences🌸
I’m so sorry. 🤗
My brother-in-law started having headaches and back aches. He ended up having a brain tumor as well and passed away 6 months later.
Gosh I miss him. He was the big brother I never had. 😢
I’m SO sorry for your loss 😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I cried ready this I am so sorry 😣 my love
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I sufféred a ruptured aneurysm at age 59.Happy to say I survived without surgery and had a complete recovery.
My mom died of that two months ago. I'm genuinely glad that you survived.
So happy your ok...I had an aneurysm in 1991... I was 31years old ...I had to have surgery I’m very lucky to be here...the only thing it affected was my eyes
@@tigresmom5654So very sorry. Look for the signs she sends to let you know, she is very much still with you!
My mother collapsed on the sidewalk beside our house in December of 1989. My Gran went looking for her when she didn't return home for a while. I was told at work. They'd just brought her for an emergency CT scan when I got to the hospital. She'd lost consciousness and was intubated. The results showed a ruptured brain aneurysm and she was rushed to Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto for immediate surgery. They had to remove the front part of her skull. She never regained consciousness and passed away 8 days later, just before Christmas 😔❤️
Insensitive comment. You see all of us talking about our parents/grandparents that died from aneurysms and here you come in "had one, all healed no surgery". WELL CONGRATULATIONS!
My younger brother passed away from this in October. Love and miss you little brother. My heart hurts. I haven’t gotten over this.
I'm so sorry for your loss😔
Jesus is coming soon I feel like I had to tell you❤
@@powerofGod788 no he's not because he's not real, lol there are more atheists than religious people now btw 🤣🤣
I'm a "little brother" with a big sister looking after him. I can assure you that we love you in return.
@@powerofGod788AMEN
My mom passed away from a brain aneurysm.😢.she was 48 years old...she did have symptoms for weeks actually (they try to say you don't get symptoms until it ruptures) she had what she called and ice pick headache off and on and she thought she was having sinus symptoms . She was very tired also. What made her go into the ER was double vision and dizziness which led to a CT scan and finding a large cerebral aneurysm. She was still ok and coherent at the ER until they sent her home, she went to sleep.. when she woke up her eye wouldn't open and she had stroke symptoms ...had to call an ambulance for her and she went downhill from there in the hospital ...my sweet mother unfortunately passed away within 2 weeks after finding her brain aneurysm. My mother was so vibrant and beautiful. You'd never know something so scary was lurking within her. rest in heaven mom . I pray this man is ok!
I’m so sorry for the loss of your mom😢 I was so surprised that they didn’t keep her at the hospital for further evaluation. My husband had ruptured aneurysm last year, it happened while he was on conference call at home, his coworker heard him having difficulty breathing and called 911. I was actually at home on my team meeting in another room, I didn’t know until the EMS knocked on our door and I thought it must be a mistake cause we didn't call 911! My husband ended up 4 weeks in ICU followed by two months at the stand down unit, then 7 months in a rehab/nursing home, he came home last Nov I’m his full time caregiver now. He has aphasia and cognitive impairment due to the brain damage ( I suspect it partially caused by his clipping procedure, I read the notes, they failed to deploy devices twice) , he is lucky to be alive and getting better but still requires total care.
I am sorry for your loss. 🙏
life is so unfair & scary :(((((((
I'm so sorry for your loss ❤GOD BLESS YOU ❤
I have had the ice pick headaches over the years, very rarely now. Used to be once in a blue moon. Your reference is the only time I’ve heard someone else has had them.
Dear man, I hate seeing someone so uncomfortable and in pain like that. Praying that Jesus heals him completely.
Dear man????
How about God not invent them in the first place🫤
@iamthatiam44444 now that you see the effects of sin you have no excuse not to repent. Instead of how about God not, how about you not...
@@Stewpitt377 how about let's not worship a jealous, vengeful god who turns a blind eye to all the evil in the world
@@flannelpillowcase6475 again... Take responsibility for your evil that causes the suffering. You see what it does and yet you refuse to repent, and rather blame Someone else. You really care about suffering? Then stop sining and start serving.
Oh my gosh, this is so scary to watch! I kept willing him to yell for his wife or to call 911! I was so relieved when his wife walked in the room and then they showed him in the hospital alert and laughing! Hoping he is doing well!
Me too!! I was like, "call 911!".
AMEN ❤❤❤❤
@@i_love_rescue_animals ❤️
@@CHELSEABuckhannon ❤️
Meanwhile... I work in a hospital... I didn't really recognize anything wrong here. Although I thought it was a little strange that he was rubbing the back of his neck. It's not that unusual with a headache (caused by tension or not) or migration. I'm so used to me and so many people I know to get sudden and intense debilitating migraines with blurred vision, puking, stabbing eye pain, etc. That I think nothing of it. Now I'm not so sure what to do ... I'm so glad his partner recognized something was wrong. I wish I could actually here their story with this footage, telling us precisely what happened when.
I want to back what another RN said above. If you are having the worst headache you have ever had ~ or any other symptoms of a stroke, go to an ER immediately. MINUTES can make a difference.
Yes... that message needs to be pinned at the top
Many of us get sent home without scans. Half my body went numb and was sent home. Praying the next splitting headache is not a bleed like the one that took my grandmother.
I read the comment from the RN you're talking about talking about, I felt her comment was great.
Life saving information for sure!
What should I do? I have migraines and one of my auras is facial droop. Sometimes it is so bad that I have slurred speech. Will I or others be able to tell the difference?
It has happened to me before. The hospital gave me Tylenol and left the room for over an hour and a half while I cried in the bed. I finally just walked out of the ER and went home. Threw up all over myself in the car. This went on til the next day. Fortunately I was ok, but the hospital literally did nothing. No tests. Nothing. Oh and my BP was 219/123 and I've had one previous TIA. The doctor never even came in, just the rude nurse. Hospitals don't care until you're so bad off that doing nothing will likely kill you.
This is soo scary, it happened to my daughter. She had a excruciating headache and was just home sick. She lived states away from me so I couldn't help, but the minute she started throwing up with that headache I knew that wasn't a good sign. Made her go to a walk in clinic and they rushed her to hospital by ambulance.She had a brain bleed and was in ICU for 26 days.
I hope she’s ok ❤
This happened to my stepdaughter. She's prone to migraines but as she was driving to the convenience store her head started hurting really bad and just as she was pulling in she started losing her vision. They rushed her by ambulance to the hospital and it was discovered she had an aneurysm. She was in ICU for 6 weeks. Thankfully she survived.
As a mom of a teen that has Ehlers Danlos Syndrome making us more prone to aneurysms this terrifies me. My daughter is getting ready to move 16 hours away to go to university and I'm just a mess!!!
I hope she was ok! How is she doing now? ❤
He's so lucky to be alive..I pray he keeps improving ...Got a Angel with him & his wife..
For me it was Sept 28, 2003, almost 20 years ago. I had a ruptured brain aneurysm and had brain surgery where they placed 5 platinum coils in to stop the bleed. It must have worked pretty well because I am still here! I am one of the very lucky ones, my only lasting effects are to my memory. I'm grateful to have had all this time with my children and family.
Happy to know you recovered. ♥️ May I ask, were you under any stress at the time?
@@Queen_EL11 Thank you - me too! Just the usual struggling single mom stuff.
Im glad you’re still here ❤️🙏
Amen.
Praise the Lord.😇
@@mrsrock7641 Thank you! Me too ❤
I come from a large family of 16 kids with me being the baby, my birth father was shoveling snow when he got a brain bleed and died on the spot at 42 years old. I have had 3 ablations on my heart and now things are great for me.
I'm so sorry. May God be with you always
My dad had a brain aneurysm and was taken off of life support on Christmas. He was an organ donor so unfortunately we lost him but some other families didn’t suffer because of his selfless sacrifice ❤
I miss you dad XOXO 🎣
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I bet your Dad was an incredible Man. So sorry for your loss.
Sry bout ur father . It's not good to be a organ donor they say ur soul can't rest properly with pieces of the body scattered out. They also so these hospitals won't fight as hard to save ur life either bcuz they get paid to for organs.
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@@andrewhargis3033 "Not good to be a donor"???? wow! How selfish and sad! You can't even prove there are souls, let alone have a clue that they suffer without their organs. So anybody who dies in an explosion and is disintegrated is going to spend eternity suffering cause their organs are reduced to dust?
Stop being so silly. We do know that real actual humans are suffering right now who will die without organs. If you're not going to be using yours anymore, why let them go to waste? I love knowing that I'll probably still be helping people after I die!
My father passed this way. He woke up to use the restroom and wasn't able to urinate. We assume he wanted to try to go to the restroom again, but he slid down the side of the bed. My mom heard him and quickly called me. I told her to call an ambulance asap. When the paramedics got there, he was able to speak and answer questions. Once he was in route to the hospital, he was unresponsive. By the time he got to the hospital, he had a severe bleed in his brain stem. He stayed alive for 4 days before peacefully dying. It was torture for me and my family. I have suffered from debilitating migrajnes for 24 years and this scares me so much.
I cannot imagine! Watching this I was like, wait, for those of us that have debilitating migraines and are used to the blurred vision and puking, etc. when do we know to go in?
He looks so healthy- it's shocking how these things can happen with zero warning, even to young people. My mother died from a sudden, severe brain hemorrhage at the age of 52. I am so terrified of this stuff that I made myself watch the video so I could face it and hopefully get through to see someone recovering. So glad he survived.
Unfortunately it literally does happen with zero warning more often than not. I was in my early 30’s when I had my stroke. Wasn’t overweight. Didn’t have any other known health conditions. Just had a baby so I had been getting regular medical care. And then BAM! Stroke. Just like that. Completely out of the blue.
It terrifying to me too. Just to know, for my knowledge, did your mother pass like blink of an eye? I am so sorry and sad for your loss. 😢
And for the pregnant lady? Did you have a headache come on fast and BAM, it happened?
I am 60 yrs. Old, and time isnt slowing down.
I wish i had never watched this, and yet i am glad i did, to have some knowledge. The rest of my day i am going to be feeling scared and anxious. 😢
Thankyou for sharing your very tragic stories though. God bless you both.
I don't fear dying. That's just like taking off an old coat. Life continues "on the other side". What scares me is surviving albeit permanently disabled. ☹️
My mom’s first was at the age of 34 she didn’t even know she had 1 till she had another just last year and they did a full work up on her. She just thought she was really sick she spent our Christmas in bed for a week. She’s had 4 total now and is recovering well. I’m so sorry for your loss 🙏🏼♥️we all think back to that first 1 and I was only 17 I can’t imagine how our lives would have been affected since she was a single mother. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@LeahMorrison-g4uHaving a baby raises your risk
My Mother died from a brain aneurism. She was only 52, I was only 17, one week before my 18th birthday. Not a day goes by that i don't think of her. 💔
I’m so sorry, may God comfort you Nancy. Sending hugs and prayers ❤❤❤
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My heartfelt sympathies, Nancy🙏🏻💐🕊️♥️ I know you must still feel her absence, but I hope you are finding peace. God bless 🙏🏻♥️
I'm 52 years old, and my youngest daughter is 19. I can’t imagine my little ones getting by without me at such a young age. Today, I visited my gynecologist, and an ultrasound revealed two large cysts and a polyp. I'm scheduled for bloodwork tomorrow, and I may need surgery soon after🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@JLC0389I hope everything goes well for you. Hopefully it’s all benign. I just prayed for you ❤
Dude, you ever have that kind of pain going on that quickly and hard, you get help immediately. You dont' try to tough it out. That isn't normal.
Yes I was thinking the same thing. Going off alone into a bedroom. Insane. For the love of God if you feel bad call someone.
Facts
Welcome to the world of migraines...
Why did he go into the kids bedroom? Poor bloke, this is terrible. I hope he recovered well. ❤️🇦🇺🦘
I don’t know what this feels like, but I can say that I have immediate pain throughout my body all the time. When bones go out of place and start pinching nerves, neck goes out and pinches, neuropathy from standing more than 4 minutes, sudden migraines,
Most pain comes on pretty fast, where I need to relieve the pain very quickly such as sitting. I’m not too proud to sit on the ground in public due to the excruciating pain, nor do I really have the option not to. Pain is so normal that it would be odd to go to ER for it. I’m awake right now in excruciating pain with my legs burning so I can’t sleep. Lately my throat/ esophagus is closing in on me and now every time I swallow pills I get stabbing pains that I have to eat bread to help the pills go down. I also stretch my skin in my chest to try to open up the throat and move the pills down. It’s not choking it’s like being stabbed, but a choking sensation because you have no control of it being in your throat stuck stabbing you intensely. It lasts for about a minute.
Mine was 07/15/2013. Called 911 immediately. Listen to your body. Live everyday like it's your last!
This just happened to my friend Jun 18th of ths year. He was 40 years old. Same thing,, horrible headache in the back of his head and neck. He woke up from a nap and said he felt like he had a small stroke. He decided to go back to bed and within minutes he died. We miss him terribly.
@@kennethcrowther5675 I'm sorry for your loss.
Did he have any risk factors?
Was it a stroke or aneurism?
Was he vegan?
Or vegetarian?
My mom just died of this three weeks ago yesterday ,such a shock and devastating loss in my family….. she was in the shower….. they couldn’t save her. The doctor said that she had the worst brain bleed they’ve ever seen. It’s so sad. My mom was only 74. I can’t believe she’s gone. I love you, mom.
I'm sincerely sorry for your loss. 😞
I’m sorry for your loss. 74 unfortunately is considered elderly, which probably played a role in both development and her passing.
@@BirdTalk13 thank you
Only?
@@Alex-sz6oj yes only…. Her mother lived to be 99….
I lost my mum way back in 1982 to a Brain haemorrhage, she was only 34 and it was so sudden, she did suffer with migraines as I myself do, but on the day she collapsed she didn't complain about the headache being any worse than usual.I have never got over her loss and I am nearly 56 now. Hope this man makes a recovery. Best wishes Jo🙏
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I am so so sorry. I can't even imagine losing my mom that way. She was so young too. I pray God brings you peace and you can be reunited one day❤
@@lashawnablanton4649 Thank you so much for your kind words, and yes, I believe I will be with her again one day.... Take care and All the very Best🙏xx
My 86 year old Father had a Brain Bleed luckily he was able to get to the ER quickly he is doing much better after surgery! 💗
Thank goodness his wife got him to the hospital.Bless you all xx
There is perhaps a time to be stoic and there are times when one should NOT be stoic. Many years ago I had the worse pain I have ever experienced in my life. The pain was in my abdomen and I was sweating profusely. I went to bed and told my husband that if I didn't feel better in the morning I would call my doctor. He flatly vetoed that. He said, "We have good insurance and there is NO reason for you not to go be checked out right now." He drove me to the emergency room at about 8:00 p.m. and at midnight I was in surgery for a "hot" appendix. The surgeon told me that just as they cut into me, my appendix ruptured. If I had followed my plan to go to sleep and call my doctor the next morning, I'm not sure I would be here right now. I am extremely grateful to my husband for insisting that I be seen that evening. It is very difficult to watch this man be in such pain. I'm assuming that because this video is on UA-cam that this had a good outcome but it still hurts to watch him suffer so much.
I can feel the terror right through the screen. Thank God you are fully recovered.🙏🏻
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My father had a brain aneurism when I was 13-14 yrs old. It totally changed his personality. It was hard on me as a young teen and for my mother that had to take charge of everything. My father had to relearn how to write, tell time, do simple math equations, even simple stuff like cut his steak!! He now has a temper he never had before the aneurism… sometimes it’s hard to remember how he was… I love him just as much but I do feel like he’s not the father I had before the injury to his brain. Immensely grateful that I still have him with us to this day: about 30 yrs later !
I am sure you already know this, but I have read that for people with traumatic brain injuries which this is similar to, it is very very difficult trying to recover from it, and recovery may not happen. There are those who choose not to continue. How wonderful of your father to be persevering through this, I am sure for the sake of you all.
I am sorry this happened to you and your family.
My ex-husband suffered a brain aneurysm that ruptured in 2017. During the surgery they discovered a second brain bleed and repaired it. Our daughter was 13 at the time. He was able to walk, talk and function normally, but he had no short-term memory. He was in a care facility until he passed away after suffering a massive heart attack in May of 2020. Having to tell our only child that her dad passed away at the tender age of 16 was the hardest thing I've ever had to do.
I'm so sorry. Losing someone you love so deeply is absolutely heart breaking. I pray God continues to bring you and your daughter comfort and reunite you all one day
Did he have any risk factors? It’s pretty crazy to have the brain issue AND have a heart attack…
@@lisamccullough5150 yes. He gained over 60 pounds in a year and a half in the care facility. It was a cycle of eat and sleep for him while he was in their care. Being the youngest in the facility, he suffered depression, too, and lost the only age-compatible friend in there. His frustration at being young and active in his mind, coupled with not being able to remember short-term things, depression, not being able to maintain the proper balance of sodium in his urine output, not hydrating enough, resisting recommended medical directives, eating fatty foods in large quantities, mental health issues, and poor dental hygiene (his whole life), were all contributing factors. I'm sure exposure to Covid exacerbated all of these factors, too. It's just so sad.
@@lashawnablanton4649 thank you.
I know your pain. My 2 oldest children, 14 and 12, lost their father suddenly last April. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to tell my children. 😢
I am so sorry to see this happen to this poor man I will pray for you & your family God Bless praying for a fast recovery
Why is he not picking up the phone and calling 911..
I had similar buy not as serious
I cried out to Jesus..and by the grace of God I was able to find the strength I needed to crawl across the hall to my neighbors apt...to tell her to quickly call 911..I was having tiny strokes
Called Silent strokes
Not lasting thank God
I never waste time..I would rather be wrong than deceased
Thanks be to God for His tender mercies and Grace hallelujah Amen ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Headaches come and go. But if ur having the worst headache of ur life and there is no reason or injury please seek help. It’s better to be told it’s nothing and be sent home than to think it’s nothing and die.
My sister did exactly that when she had the worst headache of her life. They told her it was a tension headache and sent her home with a prescription for a muscle relaxer that puts a higher risk on strokes. Two days later I found her on her floor unable to use her left side, no idea how long she'd been there
She didn't take any of those muscle relaxers, thankfully. But man, really a tension headache? When you say it's the worst headache in your life? Wtf
@@raeraebadfingers I’m a retired ER nurse and it’s stories like this that pushed me into retirement. I’ve seen these things happen. It’s all about the money which goes against the oath doctors and nurses take. I’m sorry this happened. People need to stand up for themselves because the medical community won’t do it.
I get headaches every couple of days, I’ll just have to pray this never happens to me cause I know I won’t be alarmed
@@finallychangedmyname6726 I too live with headaches. But, there is a difference in the kind we become adjusted to and the pain that comes from an actual leaking of a blood vessel. U will instinctively know that it’s 100x worse than normal and that something is wrong. The brain is so intuitive and tuned into survival.
@@finallychangedmyname6726I get headaches Fri. Toxic washing powders, e.cigs, cigarettes, perfumes, deodorants, etc also migraines from hormones on occasions that make me feel sick and can barely move my head.
I get migraines all the time, and I can see this guy is feeling how I feel with my migraines, its pain is absolutely intense and nothing makes it feel better, you can hardly function when your head hurts so badly.
This is what makes me scared. I get migraines and they hurt so bad that sometimes I cry. I grab my head and squeeze. The pain is so bad, I’m afraid I wouldn’t know if I was having a brain bleed because I can’t imagine hurting more than I do with a migraine.
I get migraines too and I could empathise with the pain he seemed to be experiencing around 7:40 - it’s kind of like you can no longer tell which way is up, which way is down, what happened 5 seconds ago or what’s supposed to happen next. You just take each second as it comes. Simple questions like, “what day of the week is it?” become very difficult to answer unless absolutely necessary. Almost your entire consciousness is consumed with the sensation of pain, and what “thinking space” is left is spent focusing on breathing, not yelling/moaning/wincing/screaming/tensing up/crying (because any of these will often make a migraine worse), not passing out and not vomiting. That’s it.
I can imagine experiencing pain like that quite suddenly like this guy did would be really terrifying 😕
Me too. Had them severely till I was in my late 40’s. Now under control with meds and diet.
Yes exactly like my migraines. Back of neck in agony. Lose vision etc.
@@a.7889-v8fI've never heard anyone describe this level of intensity so well, once the migraine hits and intensifies all I can do is lie down and not move, even breathing has to be regular and shallow with no pause between inhaling and exhaling, pausing enough to swallow increases the pain so I have to lie just sideways enough so I can drool on the pillow, can't move, can't speak, can't cry, can't even moan without the pain increase from the pressure bringing on more vomiting and then it's even worse. Just have to lie like that for hours or a day or sometimes more, dreading having to get up at any point, and there's no sleeping until it backs off enough for the breathing change not to worsen it again.
I've had them since early childhood, once or several times a week. I can't even imagine a worse pain, it'd have to be at the point of passing out. I feel for anyone who gets headaches, migraines or things like this video or anything that cause such pain, it's such torture, just horrific
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS. It may help someone else in the future to recognize the symptoms and to take it seriously.
That is so scary. Praying for this young man and his family.
Ive suffered with severe migraines since i was little. Im 60 now. Light sensitivity, vomiting, all of it. This terrifies me because im afraid i wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
I was looking for a comment like this one. I am 36 and having severe migraines like yours that have put me in the ER. One was this February… the worst I have EVER had, I thought something very bad was happening… relieved when the brain scan came back clear. The cocktail they give me at least takes the edge off and a nice nap but usually I’m left with a pretty bad headache still. Sometimes my migraines last 3 days 🥺 it’s just nothing I wish on anyone. I had a really bad one a couple days ago 😭
I have suffered migraines since I was little also. Now 51. Light and sound sensitive, atmospheric pressure changes are the worst cause, which can’t be controlled! I don’t know if I would be able to tell the difference either, when my head feels like it’s in an ever tightening vise, and someone is driving railway spikes into my eyeballs! So scary, glad he got to the hospital and seems to be okay.
There are usually vision aberrations as well. Take care.
I also have migraines and I worry I wouldnt know. My mum suffered a burst aneurism and the worst pain was in her neck, especially at the back and she said it felt very different to her normal headaches. Thought I'd mention that, as it might help differentiate the pain.
I thought the same had the worst migraine i have ever had with vomitting ect (normally mine don't me me sick) so went to ER
Happened to my mother in front of me in September 2021. I wasn't even supposed to be there, but had stopped by unannounced because I needed something. Sudden intense pain in her head, neck and shoulders, sweating and vomiting. Fortunately, I was aware of the symptoms and suspected what was happening right away, because of a friends daughter who suffered an AVM bleed back in the 90's. We nearly lost her. It was so close the hospital suggested and arrainged a group zoom call (during covid) for the family to say goodbye, but thankfully she held on. She spent 4 wks in the hospital, the first 2 in ICU, 6 wks in a nursing and rehab facility, followed by 12 wks of a home nurse visiting 3x a wk, and both physical and occupational therapy coming twice a wk.
I'm sorry ,Did she make it in the end?
@lashawnablanton4649 Yes. It took a lot of time and hard work, but she fully recovered. Unfortunately, despite presenting her with all of the information that's since come out, her Doctors have told her otherwise and she trusts them, so she's since had additional doses.
So happy to see this man in the hospital, smiling and talking and being cared for at the end of this video.
Happened to my wonderful dad. 37 years ago but i miss him every day. If only he had gone to a hospital.
I’m a nurse and was with a home client it’s so important to recognize the symptoms ❤❤❤❤❤
If you hear someone say, it’s the worst headache of my life, call 911 immediately! Lived it with my husband.
Happened to me.
@@booster1469 So very sorry you had to suffer this event. Happy you’re here now and able to respond to my comment. My husband wasn’t as fortunate, he lived 17+ years but was completely disabled, he could feed himself, brush his teeth and walk assisted short distances. He enjoyed television and music. I made him laugh.
I’ve suffered with migraines since I was 3 and I’m 60 now. I couldn’t tell you the worst migraine. I’ve had them so bad that I lose color, have an aura, tunnel vision, etc. My grandma did, too. She died at 79 from brain cancer. God Bless😇
I have cluster headaches just like migraines but not often enough to diagnose them as migraines, so I am in the same boat as you I have vomited from the pain and being a woman our symptoms for a stroke differ then men's which we are often taught so I guess we are out of luck with the warning signs 😔
Last migraine I got I had tunnel vision for the first time. Actually lost sight in my left eye for a good couple of hours. It was terrifying.
I'm soo sorry for your loss, I lose vision from my Migraines, and I vomit as well but once I vomit, it's like it automatically relieves pressure from the Migraines
I was a paramedic for 10 years and have had a few patients with brain bleeds. One was a middle age woman in the break room at Walmart where she worked. Her coworkers said she complained of a headache and was going to take something for it. When we arrived she was unresponsive with snoring respirations and her blood pressure was a whopping 300/ 1 hundred and something. It was several years ago. We gave her a nitroglycerin to try to lower the pressure and sedated her and intubated her. The bleed was massive and she died.
Another younger male who spoke only Spanish and none of us did was on a 3 day drinking binge. He started vomiting what looks like coffee grounds which is the hallmark for a GI bleed. I expected his blood pressure to be very low but it was normal and rising. He then looked at my partner seated behind him and my gut knew what was going on. He was a major alcoholic which can cause GI bleeds and brain bleeds and that’s what happened. He had both and the brain bleed was un survivable. I saw him when I went to work at the hospital as a respiratory therapist since I worked both jobs. He was on a morphine drip. He died alone. No family.
That’s 2 of a few brain bleeds I’ve seen. If you have the worst headache of your life that presents differently than other headaches go immediately to the ER. Once it gets too big it will always win!
What causes an aneurysm/brain bleed?
@@Itzguzman genetics can be one as well as being a heavy drinker. Age can be another as well as being on blood thinners. That’s how the drinker I had when I was a medic had a GI bleed and a brain bleed. The only time I’ve seen both at the same time. The wall of the blood vessel gets thin and thinner until it pops. When you have an aneurysm you can’t take any medications with blood thinners in it such as aspirin unless it’s a very small one. They don’t due surgery until it’s of a certain size. My mom has a small one in her brain that they found last year but not big enough for surgery. A brain bleed will be the worst headache of your life.
I get migraines but I had an epidural in my neck due to severe neck and back pain and I ended up with leak in the spinal fluid and the second I sat up I had the worst headache I’ve ever had and if it can be worse than that I can’t even imagine it.
Praying for a full recovery. God bless you all.
My husband had a brain bleed,possibly due to long term use of warfarin. He was incubated and rushed to emergency surgery for repair.Thank God he had a full recovery and recieved a kidney transplant this past February.
Sending prayers for a full recovery
Honestly I’m sorry that he suffered. I had a manager who was a good woman and friend who died of a sudden brain bleed. She went out to smoke and then bam! But I am happy to see this up to help educate people. We hear about brain aneurysms and sudden ruptures but never discuss what symptoms there is or what to look out for. This video I know possibly helps save people who watch this and may experience this unfortunate event either themselves or someone els and get medical attention on time. So I want to thank you for posting this up. 🙏🏻
I had a brain aneurysm rupture Mothers day 2020. Didn't realize I had been having small bleeds for awhile. Which looked like what this man was going through. When it finally ruptured it was violent. It felt like I'd been shot in the back of the head and it came out the forehead. 8t was instant screaming blood murder. It had been out at a Mothers day celebration. I had just gotten behind the wheel to drive home when it happened. My fam finally was able to get me in the passenger seat. When got to the hospital, the pain had eased a little bit, so I said take me home so I could at least bathe off, cause we had been out all day. Big mistake. As soon as getting home and getting in the tub I started bleeding out the nose an mouth, then started stroking out. The things you see while dieing that way are to horrifing to even put here. My daughter and ex got me out the tub and put me on the couch. I was able to get out call 911 im dieing and get me my Bible, then died. I woke up 3weeks later 6hours away from home. I had been in a coma on full life support. Again the things I saw while in that coma were to horrifying to put here on YT. What I can say is get right with GOD, daily. I went both to heaven then straight to hell. Where I was at for most of those 3 weeks. No one was allowed to be with me because of the pandemic. I could barely walk or talk. I was told only one person could come see me for 10mins once aweek. So i very first visit i made my family come get me and bring me back home. No one should ever have to be in that state alone. Under no circumstances. None. So i say to anyone reading this, if the powers that be ever pull another pandemic please fight for your loved ones. So many had to suffer and die alone and it never had to be that way. Nor should it have been that way. And know when we leave here we are going somewhere else. Where depends on where you have prepared to go. May GOD ALMIGHTY bless and keep you all. Call out to him daily. I was only allowed to leave the hell I was in, when I cried out to HIM. YEASHUA or JESUS, when I did say HIS name I was no longer allowed in hell. Praise HIS name and talk to HIM daily. HE is your Savior.
@@KristyW72 you had me until you said plandemic 🙄
@@raeraebadfingersSame here!
@@Tricia_K omg I just can NOT it's 2024 now and people are still on this dumbshit
@@raeraebadfingersOh, I'm with you 100%! There's others here "diagnosing" the guy as "having had the JibJab" and other such nonsense🤦♀️ - and it doesn't exactly help when even "serious" videos such as this are so frustratingly low on the details...
@@Tricia_K I got so angry at one of my sisters former friends from high school when she came to visit my sister in the hospital. First thing she said was something about because she got the vaccine. I snapped at her like, don't be so stupid especially right now when she is in a very vulnerable state and scared to death of what's going to happen and trying to figure out how to even WALK again and if the doctors here don't know why she had a stroke than her ass certainly doesn't know.
Turns out it was from arrhythmia that who knows how long she actually had undiagnosed. They said her heart has some bad scarring. BUT THE JAB! YEP sure sounds like the vaccine to me!
I pray you're okay
Hoping he has a complete recovery and gets to raise those sweet kids with his lovely wife.
Back in the 80's my friend in her early 20's left work because she had a bad headache her mom called that evening said they got her to the hospital and were going to do tests in the morning so I waited until almost noon the next day and called I said how was the tests I was told she passed during the night due to aneurism I was dumfounded how fast it escalated so I tell anyone with a slightly more painful than any other time headache to get to a ER better safe than sorry.
Speedy recovery! God Bless!
This poor guy, very hard to watch, hope he's ok and recovering, best wishes
My dad died of this. No warning. He had suffered with bad mental health for years but we were told it wasnt the reason. My dad was my best mate, fantastic father,... My HERO!!!! XX
I hope he's ok.
Healed in the mighty name of Jesus 😇🙏
Amen!
Amen 🙏
My goodness thats terrifying. Ive lost an aunt to an aneurysm. Another had one and she survived, had surgery but some in my fam feel she wasnt the same after that. Hope to never experience that, nor pass due to something like that. And im very glad this man pulled through, & got help before it was too late 🥺
I hope you’re getting screened. It sounds like it runs in your family.
Prayers for a swift and speedy recovery! Thank you for sharing this as I am sure it will help other people recognize the signs of a medical emergency like this. The comments section with other people’s experiences are super helpful too!
Sweet man, PRAYING for you and hoping this heals quickly!!! ❤️🥺😷🤕
Watching someone go through so much pain is just horrendous! I sure hope he made a good recovery!
My husband was in the hospital for extremely high blood pressure, I was out of the room for about a half hour and when I came back he was trying to tell me something about a test they wanted to run. The nurse came in and said “ Randy we’re going to take you for your test shortly “ he said “ok”. She said “ I need your date of birth for some meds before you go” he said “ 6/13/73” I jumped up and told the nurse go get help, we need help in here. I had to tell her 3 or 4 times before she got help and the Drs came rushing in and said he’s stroking we’re going to ct! I couldn’t believe he stroked in the hospital in the first place.
I’m guessing that wasn’t his DOB?
My sister in law passed away from this exact thing at 43 years old. She left behind a 5 year old. She died on operating table. The day before she went to urgent care for an awful headache. She was told it was a migraine. They sent her home with migraine meds. The next morning it was worse. This time her friend called 911. They took her to the hospital and found out it was an aneurysm. She had a stroke that morning bc of aneurysm. Nobody in the family,ily could be with her in the hospital because it was when Covid had just started. My poor sister in law died alone. They wouldn’t let anyone in with her. RIP Masako❤
That's what I never understood. Why not let the family in? The patient is dying. Getting Covid means nothing.
Wow, 😮 thank God your family was home, my prayers are with you & your family! 🙏❤
I had an aneurism (they called it a Venus angioma) my sophomore or junior year in high school. I developed an excruciatingly painful headache after I was hit head-on with another football player at a game. I couldn't sit, couldn't lay down, stand up, nothing. The pain was terrible. My Mom took me to our chiropractor, thinking I might need an adjustment. He took one look at me and told her to rush me to the ER! They did surgery and were able to take care of it. That was back around 1992 or 93 (I don't have a real clear memory of a lot of my younger years). I'm very thankful for our chiropractor, Dr. Ceynar, for recognizing the signs and saving my life.
It’s so crazy how your life can change in a second, sometimes you can have feelings that turn out to be nothing and other times it’s life threatening.
I can almost feel what he is thinking and wondering what should he do…so scary.
Prayers for you
Prayers for a quick recovery. I have had 7 ruptured aneurysms a massive stroke and ⁹ brain surgeries.
A woman I worked with had been having terrible migraine type headaches for a week and some coworkers kept telling her to go to the hospital. She came to work one morning and said she still had a headache, but it wasn’t as bad as it had been. At 9:30am , one of our quality control inspectors was walking by her work station and didn’t see her so she walked around to the other side of her station and she was lying in the floor, eyes open, and no pulse. They started CPR and waited for EMT’s, but they were never able to get her back. Debbie died at age 27. That was a long time ago and I don’t think her fiancee ever did marry anyone as far as I know. Another woman who worked directly beside me, at the same place, was diagnosed with two Aneurysms. Every time she would get a headache she would start crying and I would start praying. I was only 20 at the time and I would have freaked out if she would have fallen over. She’s still going and is elderly now. So, she’s lived with them for well over 30 years. Lastly, my father-in-law had to have surgery for an aortic aneurysm.
This man is so very lucky to be alive. Every time I suffer from a migraine and go to the ER, they immediately send me for a CT scan before giving me anything for pain. By the grace of God I’ve not had one in almost 18 months.
At any rate, I am so very thankful his wife was home to help him because otherwise we may have been watching a very different story. Prayers for a full recovery and may he and his family receive many more years of happiness and love❤
I had the worst headache I had ever had in August 2023, it was on the back of my head, 2 days after the headache I had a stroke, come to find out I had a blood clot iny brain stem, Thank God I came thru with no permanent damage, the
doctor's and therapists at the hospital was all amazed, they couldn't understand, but I know a man
I know a man, his name is Jesus of Nazareth ❤
So glad that you recovered. Were you ever diagnosed with high blood pressure before that?
I was fortunate to survive to a brain bleed.I had my child and my blood pressure was escalating.
That night l ate a very salty pop corn.I was with my husband and l began to see crystals in my eyes,then the worst migrane and more than 30 vomits.My arithmia was scary.Sometimes l thought my heart will stop.When l saw the monitor,my blood pressure was so high l continue praying.I didn't fainted but l lost air and was difficult to speak.I know Jesus saved me.l beg him to give me a chance to take care of my baby and my 4 yo girl.The specialist said that l was 1/1,000.My bleeding stop thanks to His mercy.But l stay 18 days hospitalize😥But here l am without harm and my babies are 21 and 25🙌
Thank God the Young Father and Husband Survived. 🙏 😊
A Sudden brain bleed killed my friend 20 years ago, she was in her early 30s, with 2 toddlers and an infant. Her husband said she went into the restroom, right before having to leave for work, as a cashier at Buckys Casino. After only about 5 minutes she did not come out, he knew she would be late for work, and would be bummed because she loved her job. He knocked to check on her, no answer. He opened the door and she was already deceased. She was such an Amazing Young Mother, Wife and Friend. A true Beautiful person, with a Sparkling Personality, who Constantly made her Family, friends, and guests laugh. She is Greatly missed. 😢
How very sad.
I had this in 2014 only took around 4 minutes going from ouch to being resuscitated, I had a aneurism , I was lucky that day my daughter was with me or I’d not be here, it’s far worse than child birth, I remember screaming for some one to help me then waking up
As someone with horrible migraines, this terrifies me..
I’m so glad he had someone home with him ❤
My dad passed away from this. He had taken high amounts of aspirin thinking it would help but only made it worse. I miss you, dad .😢
My mom was talking to a friend on the phone and she said I don’t feel right and passed out. Her friend had the peace of mind to call 911 in her area and she was saved thank God. Some of these videos really bring it out of you!!❤
My daughter suffers from such severe migraines her right side of her face swells. She gives herself an injection when she feels one coming on. This is my worst fear that it will be a brain bleed and not a migraine one of these times. She is under a neurologist care. Hope all is well for this young man
My husband has had 3-4 migraines a week for the past 45 years. They look almost EXACTLY like this video. It is absolutely terrifying to constantly be on alert for any possible little symptom that might be different from the usual to indicate that it might be something else this time.
My wife had very bad migranes regularly and switching to a keto diet eliminated 99% of them. She was also drained of energy so much. Give it a chance.
I had one in 2013. I am better, but I had to learn to walk again. I had no warning at all. Count your blessings like I do. Peace
My SIL passed away this month from
this
Life is truly precious. Wishing everyone a long, happy, and healthy life, filled with blessings and peace.
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Reminds me of all the migraines I used to have, but I'm sure this is even worse. I can't even imagine! Scary stuff. It makes you realize how GOOD it is to feel good.
Wonderful that you don't get migraines anymore. Did that happen by itself or from some kind of treatment? I know someone who gets migraines (hereditary) and who is sometimes able to alleviate the pain. Often not though.
Sending strong thoughts, healing love, and as much positive energy to you and your family to come through this healthy. ❤❤❤
When I saw the name of the video, I got nauseated with fear. I pray that he has a long and healthy life.✝🙏
Praying for your healing and full recovery ❤️🙏🏽✝️
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This is why I don't play with my health. Ive went 2 the ER twice in the same day because I wasn't feeling good.
That was stupid and a waste of the emergency rooms time .
My dad had one a few yrs ago. He went to toilet, got confused and weak, disoriented, laid on bed. He started saying my moms name. Mom could barely hear anything and it had been a while. She found him, he had deficated in his pants, and was not able to speak much. Slurred heavily. His walking afterwards was very odd. Listing to one side, weak but silly, he would crack up while walking. Took 2 of us to assist him around. He got better in about a week. In hospital for a couple days.
PRAYERS FOR DAD BLESS HIS HEART PRAYING FOR HIS RECOVERY BLESS YOUR FAMILY
THANK YOU FOR SHARING WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST
PRINCESS PRINCETTA❤
One time I had a headache so bad I went to the hospital, they checked me in to a room and told me a nurse would come in to examine me. I laid there and waited so long that I fell asleep and slept all night and no one ever came in at all. When I woke up I went to the desk and told them they better not send me a bill. Thank God it was just a plain migraine.
Anyone else screaming “call 911” at their phone?!?!
I know excactly what the neck and head pain feels like . December 2022 i put up with it for 7 days straight . First 3 of those days i was on a remote worksite , before flying home . 4 days at home and at my second ER visit demanding a CT scan was done . Did they find out that i had an aneurysm. Was flown from my home town to the city 2 hrs later ( Christmas day ) for immediate surgery . Surgeons telling my i should have been in convulsions , paralyzed, or dead . I told them i just needed a chiropractor to crack my neck . 2 surgeries later 2 and a half weeks in hospital. 3 months off work . I count my lucky stars . And a side note thank god im in Australia and did not have to pay 1 cent for any of the medical care .
I had a very small hemorrhagic stroke many years ago. The pain was brief, but felt like someone cut my head in half with a hatchet. The white of my right eye was completely red the next day, but it healed and hasn't happened again. Yet.
I woke up from an induced coma after 3-weeks in the hospital due to multiple brain bleeds that suddenly hit me at work on day. They contemplated opening the skull due to extremely hign blood pressure but multiple drill holes managed to get the pressure down. Healthy and strong going in and 50+ pounds lighter going home months later. I had a good amount of lean muscle mass lost from that. 5 years later and I am healthy but due to vertigo when training I never did get my strength back to 100% Hope everything goes your way from now on.
If you ever have a sudden onset headache that is the worst headache you've ever had call 911 immediately. In many cases vomiting ensues and your vision may become impaired but if you can get emergency medical treatment as fast as possible then surgery can hopefully tie off the leaking blood vessel and save your life. The fact that you are still alive after such a headache is a good indicator you have a leak and not a rupture. Statistics show that a sudden rupture is usually fatal so this guy was lucky that he had a leak as opposed to a rupture.
Happened to my friend. Strong, healthy, active young man. Was standing in my door way, and he just checked out in one breath. He made a painful wince and collapsed. Then nothing. He was gone when the ambulance arrived hardly 5min later. Literally collapsed in the blink of an eye. No warning.