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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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  - MRI
  - By Chris G
  - Monday at 17:07
3. Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Polls
  
  This forum allows members to post a question on Subarachnoid Haemorrhage matters which should also include a Poll. All newly started Polls will be subject to Admin and Moderators approval before they appear on this forum.
  
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4. Stroke Discussion
  
  For all other types of stroke and childhood stroke
  
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  - My RCVS Story
  - By BethB
  - August 27, 2017
5. Carers Support
  
  Discussion for carers of an SAH or stroke survivor.
  
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  - 17 years on
  - By Louise
  - September 13
6. 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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7. SAH/Stroke Anniversaries
  
  Please feel free to post details of your SAH/Stroke Anniversary here .
  
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8. Cerebral AVM's - Arteriovenous Malformations
  
  An abnormal connection between veins and arteries, usually congenital.
  
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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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  - Quadrantanopia
  - By Kelly
  - August 29

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- 18mths since SAH fatigue and memory loss
  
  By Susanne · Posted yesterday at 19:08
  
  Thank you I will find the article and read it. He tends to come home from work eat his tea then goes to bed. Hopefully it will get better.
- 18mths since SAH fatigue and memory loss
  
  By Susanne · Posted yesterday at 19:04
  
  I switched the coffee to decaffeinated after the SAH. Will try to get him to drink more water as well. Thank you.
- 18mths since SAH fatigue and memory loss
  
  By Winb143 · Posted yesterday at 12:47
  
  Hello Susanne, Me personally think it is long hours and I had mine in 2009. There is a link on here " A Letter from your Brain" and it tells you what the brain has been through. It might help him to realise or not, but it wont hurt him to read it. As normal I cant get it on here lol I have to have a nap most days or go to bed early xx Wishing you and hubby all the best and lets hope he listens xxxx Good Luck and welcome to Behind the Gray xxxx Win xxxx
- 18mths since SAH fatigue and memory loss
  
  By Super Mario · Posted yesterday at 12:19
  
  Try to persuade him to drink water instead of the coffee. If he must drink coffee then decaffeinated is the better option.
- 18mths since SAH fatigue and memory loss
  
  By Susanne · Posted yesterday at 12:15
  
  Hi he did a phased return for 8 weeks then went back full time. He has tried to speak to his boss but to be honest I don't think they realise how ill he has been as to look at him he looks fine. I will show him what you have been saying and see if he will now slow down but I don't hold out much hope. Thank you for being there for me to have someone to talk to as it helps me understand as well. He is drinking plenty of fluid but most of it is coffee. I really think he is in denial himself as to what happened.

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