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Happy NASAH Chris, hope you are enjoying your day and maybe throwing in a short run? Well done on such a great recovery and thanks for sharing with us. Clare xx

Happy Non Anni-versary - onwards and upwards - you're a star x

Hi Chris Congratulations on your 1st year NASAH Anniversary ! Well done you for doing so well and getting back to work....huge respect Thank you for sharing your on going recovery and for all your support & friendship back to others. You are very much part of the BTG family As Subs has said, Hope you have a very enjoyable, relaxing day and celebrate with your lovely family Take care Tina xx

Hi Chris, well done one year on. Chris, it`s been a pleasure to have your frank input as you`ve moved on in your recovery. So glad that you have been able to get back to your work in what seems to be a demanding job. Also thanks for introducing us to your lovely family. Your participation and humour in the Brain Games help keep us all challenged, and your helpful comments in the various Forum discussions have been a great support. Hope you continue to make good progress and enjoy clocking up the miles on the `beat`. Subs

One year today. Thanks to all of you on the BTG for your support and continued friendship! Chris

Thanks all! Clare, I slept til 8, but still got a 2 mile run in. I just had to run past the spot today, smile and keep on going. When I was finally put on my knees last year, I ended up right under this little tree, so I know the exact spot and run by it almost every day. I will probably do it again this evening with my daughter when she gets home from school. Now that the weather is a bit cooler, she is starting to run around the park again instead of going to the treadmill.

Wow, was your bleed non aneursymal? Both times? You should be in the many studies I've read. Anxiety is an awful thing and I suffered from it my first year. It would come out of nowhere and I'd get a rushed heart and sweaty hands and feel like I was on the outside of myself looking in. I do hope the Drs. have you monitored more closely now. It's a terrible thing to be frightened. iola