Life after experiencing a brain aneurysm

Carola Deurwaarder’s brain aneurysm burst in 2016. She shares how she copes with the changes in her brain. She wants to cultivate a sense of joy despite the challenges of her brain injury. This is her story.
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All the best to you ❤ , cheer up, cheers to your courage until now, hope the best for you ahead ❤

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God bless all watching this beautiful message 🫀🙏❤️‍🔥

[@jayjaybiggs6917]

I feel you….i just had my craniotomy for a brain aneurysm. It’s hard….hang in there as I will pray for you.

[@Eveline68]

I had SAB aneurysm in 2011. They coiled and I recovered. I had lots of problems with noises and overstimulation. By coincidence I took the supplement Taurine for a while which is a aminoacid. This helped me enormously. I could deal with crowds much better and I even could start making music in a band again. Which was impossible before.

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This is very interesting! Thank you for sharing.

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How do you show a clipped brain aneurysm?