Skippy

Hi Guys

I've replied to each of you individualy I think, but just want to say thank you for the site and its good to know that i can talk to people who have experienced this rather than those who have studied medicine and then think they have the answers.

Its also good to hear from those who have loved ones who have suffered an SAH as I can pass messages onto my husband who has been my rock throughout all this and my nine year old daughter who is my ray of sunshine.

Sami xx

Hi and thanks for th ewarm words. i feel very lucky as my SAH doesn't appear to be as bad as any of the others I've read so far - it kinda makes me feel like a fraud! I wasn't in a coma and haven't suffered siezurees - just left feeling very unsure, anxious and confused by the whole episode. It was only 3 weeks ago and physically I'm fine if a little tired and emotionally I'm wrung and confused. Any words of wisdom, support or general help would be greatly appreciated.

Off now tho so will be bak on tomorrow

Bye bye

Sami

Hi Karen

I'm new to all of this, but did you have siezures before the SAH? I only had mine three weeks ago and am still very much in fear mode - ie it will happen again even though they've told me it won't etc. I just have tired headaches at the moment and still feel very depressed and scared to be alone. Any tips on how long these feelings are likely to last?