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Tracie

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  1. Hi Paul I also lost 4 days in hospital due to memory don't remember seeing the consultant and have been told by family members what happened and what was said this makes it very difficult to get your head around. Its almost seems unbelievable at times as if it didn't happen because you can't remember . I had my SAH on 21st July. Tracie
  2. Hi Rob, Tina. Thank you so much no longer feel alone and at odds with myself.
  3. Hi Tina Yes I have done that. I chopped my post in half somehow but I'll get the hang of it. Looking forward to at least some kind of conclusion. It happened exactly 2 months after falling Down The stairs I fractured my back in the process and was off work for 2 month's. As I came down I fell over the bannister whacked my head saw stars and had a horrendous nose bleed. I just started back to work after doing nothing much for 2 months my job is quite physical I had only been back just over a week and this happened I'm wondering if the blow to the head may have weakened a blood vessel but I guess I'll never know. Tracie
  4. Hi everybody I'm Tracie and I had a Spontaneous SAH on 21st July this is my first post. I have a follow up tomorrow with my Consultant through my Bupa which is provided as part of my work package. I'm so glad I have so many unanswered questions and feel like I left hospital unprepared for what lies ahead with little or no advice on what to expect or how to tackle issues. I have even called my GP to actually discuss what happened to me and try and get some of my questions answered. It seems I am not alone in this respect after reading a few of the posts. Like most I have really good day where you feel completely normal and then days where I just want curl up and block out the pressure in my head, but it seems from what I have read these bad days will start to subside as I progress, after all the brain is a very complex organ responsible for us as a human being functioning and communicating both emotionally. And physically. I have found that a good cry is the only thing that releases the pressure in my head. It has been very comforting to read the many posts on this site because you really do feel alone. What I have also noticed is more women than men post I wonder if this is a factor? Or is it than women are just more open Tracie
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