lynz

hi angela i think its sometimes harder for the loved ones loking on , personally i knew not too much of what happened to me i was lucky i guess , good luck lynz

hi angela,im so sorry to hear about your partner , i suffered an sah and am a great believer in if it dosent kill you it makes you stronger ,all i can say is baby steps . i cant imagine what my partner and children went through but if you ever need to talk we are hear

thanks you so much for all your kind words ,yeah im very proud of my daughter she got bravery awards and some money she then donated to our local childrens hospce she really is an angel , its so nice being able to to talk to people who understand life after a sah

hiya my name is lynz ,please excuse if u have already read this article as I'm new to this and think i messed it up the first time i wrote this , anyway i had an sah 3 yrs ago and to cut a very long story short !! it was Easter i had no symptoms and i felt fine but i collapsed and became unconscious in steps my 4 yr old daughter !! she looked after me and her 18 month baby sister for 16 hours single handed. my husband was working away and there was just us ,so she tried to phone 999 but my phone was locked .she made herself and the baby chocolate sauce and ham butties for tea she put the baby to bed when cbeebies had finished and did my normal night time routine closing curtains unplugging stuff at this point i was in and out of consciousness's and being violently sick and fitting {we know this as my daughter told the paramedics that mummy was dancing and shaking on the floor}she comforted her little sis by saying mummy was sleeping .my 4yr old then stayed with me all night till the net morning when i was found luckily by my mother-in-law ,i was rushed to hospital they gave me a 5% chance of surviving and my family was told to say goodbye until my husband and father pressured the medical staff to send to walton neuro centre where they i spent 7 wks in after a coiling and hey ho here i still i am mummy to my little heroes