Pete Chis

Hi Karen Thanks for your reply. My wife was fortunate in that she didn't have a fit during or just after the bleed. I'm hoping that after the past 3 weeks that the risk of one is quite small however probably can't be completely sure. Yes, I'm sure that my wife, Sandra, will need a lot of emotional support. Apart from the physical tiredness and fatigue I'm sure that she has lost a wee bit of confidence and will need time and support to regain this and get back to some degree of normality. It's quite amazing how your life can be turned upside down by this. We're very lucky to have a very close family with friends as well to help. Once again, many thanks Pete

My wife has a SAH just over 3 weeks ago. Her aneurysm was clipped ans she is now at home recuperating. Fortunately there doesn'y seem to be any permanent damage. She has no physical side effects or pain. She is however very tired and fatigued. Her sense of smell has been impaired, but ciompared with many others she seems to be very lucky. My main concern is how best I can care for her. A real worry is possible epileptic fits. Does the risk of this diminish after time or go away completley.