Survivor Story: Rosalynn Rudd

In the autumn of 2019, Rosalynn noticed a change in her migraines, accompanied by a partial loss of vision. Concerned about her symptoms, she contacted a neurologist who promptly scheduled an MRI. It was during this scan that Rosalynn's medical team discovered she had an aneurysm.
Listen to Rosalynn's story about advocating for yourself, listening to the signs and symptoms, and early detection.

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[@susandhargrove9184]

Good news! Like you my aneurysms Diagnosis came out of the blue. I am healthy and active, til the largest of 3, burst open. Symptoms were all there. Paramedics transport to local hospital. No neurosurgeon on staff. Careflight to Ft Worth. Don’t remember much, immediate surgery, stent and coils in rupture one. 2 weeks in icu, 2 weeks in physical's therapy! Good news and bad news, Six mo later angiogram, rupture healed, other two have grown. I am so blessed have had a skilled medical team and to have survived! Still anxious at times. Next up MRA in March25 and possible surgery for other two. I listen to the Brain aneurysm foundation and it helps that I am not alone!

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[@monib6819]

So glad you had a happy ending, as I did. I was in the same situation, had to wait weeks for an appointment and then more weeks for the coil & stent repair. Yes it was on my mind too everyday, still is two years later after endovascular surgery. I praise the Cleveland Clinic and especially God for getting me the care I needed, and for finding the Aneurysm Foundation.