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Old 01-07-2009, 03:05 AM
SWilde61 SWilde61 is offline
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Indiana
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Smile Hi Ruthie!

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Originally Posted by Ruthie1959 View Post
Hi
My name is Ruthie
I suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm almost 4 years ago and it has forever changed my life, and how I view my life. I have met many friends along the way in different sites like this one. I hope to meet new people at this site also and give and recieve advise and moral support.
My aneurysm trouble is not over, I have 2 remaining aneurysms, one that is a residual from a clipping and another that is small and being monitered. I get these checked yearly and try not to let them run my life although I have had to make some lifestyle changes so I can reduce my risk of another rupture.
I worked as a nurse for 25 years prior to the rupture and have not returned. My quick thinking process and decision making has been compromised. Memory is not the same and I have trouble finding words and getting thoughts together when speaking to people. I get upset easily and frustruated when I can't get my thoughts right and the docs say it is the result of the bleed to my brain. Other then headaches and tiring easily I get along pretty good. I had met a wonderful group of aneurysm survivors and we comminicate through e-mail, so I'm hoping more of us join here, GPer is one of them.
It is good to be here,
Ruthie
Hi there Ruthie!
This is my first time on this site and youre the first person I have responded to.
Your story is so similar to mine, I felt like I had to just reach out to ya!
Hang in there! Your tough! You made it through!

Shella
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