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  1. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage/Stroke Discussion

    1. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Discussion

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    2. Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAH

      This is the forum to post in, if you've experienced a SAH with no known cause.

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    3. Stroke Discussion

      For all other types of stroke and childhood stroke

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    4. Carers Support

      Discussion for carers of an SAH or stroke survivor.

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    5. Untreated/Unruptured Cerebral Aneurysms

      Please post here if you're living with aneurysm(s) that haven't been treated or totally occluded.

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    6. SAH/Stroke Anniversaries

      Please feel free to post details of your SAH/Stroke Anniversary here .

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    7. Cerebral AVM's - Arteriovenous Malformations

      An abnormal connection between veins and arteries, usually congenital.

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    8. Your Story

      Please feel free to add your experience ... It gives a lot of comfort to new members. 

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  2. General Discussion

    1. Advice & Tips/Healthy Living/Benefits

      Tell us what you've found useful as an aid to your recovery (such as relaxation techniques etc.) and discuss natural diet advice/healthy living tips. This is also the forum to post in, if you need or can offer advice on Benefits that can be claimed after a SAH/Stroke

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    2. Introduce Yourself

      Tell us about yourself here and please feel free to include an account of your SAH/Stroke.

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    3. Driving After SAH

      Sharing experiences of getting back to driving and useful suggestions and tips. 

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    • Karen
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    • Tina
      Help needed re criteria to reinstate driving licence under exceptional circumstances

      By Tina · Posted

      Hi Catlaura      I had to have lots of tests to check my vision. The DVLA wrote to the Consultant that had approved my tests were ok to drive after 2 years. I did not have to re take my driving test. The DVLA after lots of polite phone calls chasing, returned my licence.   Good luck  lets us know how you get on.   Take care Tina xx
    • Swishy
      Returning To Normal GYM Life After Traumatic SAH

      By Swishy · Posted

      Welcome..As Super Mario said 3 months is really early into your recovery.  I know it is hard to be patient but brains heal slowly.  I too had problems with crowded places...I think for me it also involved and still does the fear of being bumped into as my balance is not what it was.  I work around it best I can and find I am able to do pretty much everything I did before.   I had anxiety after and found seeing a counselor helped me but time has also helped.  Go slow and steady, be gentle with yourself. xx Jean
    • Super Mario
      Returning To Normal GYM Life After Traumatic SAH

      By Super Mario · Posted

      Welcome to BTG I am noise intolerant and hate crowded places. Ear plugs are a good idea if you go anywhere noisy. I avoid crowded areas like the plague even going to the supermarket when I know it will be less packed and quieter.   On saying that, 3 months is very early in your recovery, so you need to be taking baby steps to avoid taking backward steps. Anxiety is very common after a SAH. If that is really causing you a problem, it would be wise to see your GP and ask for counselling. As for the gym, take medical advice as to when it would be possible to return to that activity. 
    • Andreee
      Returning To Normal GYM Life After Traumatic SAH

      By Andreee · Posted

      Hey everyone I have the same issue, its been 3 months only since my SAH  and I miss getting back into the gym, my problem is that I can not stand crowded places anymore or too much background noise. Does anyone have a similar issue? also anxiety its been nagging me more often now. Thank you for reading my post! 

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