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Old 12-03-2008, 12:34 AM #1
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Hello everyone:

I'm a aneurysm extreme. I'm not supposed to be alive but I am. I'm not even supposed to be able to type but I can. I knew I had a aneurysm but I didn't know what a aneurysm even was. It ruptured in my brain, after rupture it was 2.2 cm (huge in the brain).

So, I had a major heart attack followed by a ruptured aneurysm then 2 hemorraghic strokes. I know all this only through doctors as I have major memory loss. I've recovered enough to amaze all doctors and I've recovered enough to want to help others understand. Most of you reading this won't ever have anything like this happen to you. I'm here to help others. Mimi asked me to come here and share and maybe help someone. I didn't share a whole lot, just what got me here .... it was a long struggle just to recover, but I did. I can walk, talk, write and do most anything, I've even gotten the ok to drive but I haven't taken the tests yet ..... it doesn't seem important anymore.

So, hello everyone.

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Old 12-03-2008, 09:50 AM #2
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What you have lived through Glenn is enough to make anyone get their priorities in order! Welcome to NeuroTalk.
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WoW, We need to hear this kind of story,it incourages all of us.

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Anyway ..... I'm with a special group of brain aneurysm survivors that email each other from all over the world, Minnesota to Australia. If I can get people answers to questions from these survivors, many of them nurses or professionals or were this will help this place grow. I'm willing to do that.

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Hi Glenn,
Your survival and recovery story continues to amaze me. Looking at this through a nurses eyes you are a first that I have seen to recover so amazingly well and to actually tell about it. Have a great day Glenn, and do somthing that makes you smile today,
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Hello everyone:

I'm a aneurysm extreme. I'm not supposed to be alive but I am. I'm not even supposed to be able to type but I can. I knew I had a aneurysm but I didn't know what a aneurysm even was. It ruptured in my brain, after rupture it was 2.2 cm (huge in the brain).

So, I had a major heart attack followed by a ruptured aneurysm then 2 hemorraghic strokes. I know all this only through doctors as I have major memory loss. I've recovered enough to amaze all doctors and I've recovered enough to want to help others understand. Most of you reading this won't ever have anything like this happen to you. I'm here to help others. Mimi asked me to come here and share and maybe help someone. I didn't share a whole lot, just what got me here .... it was a long struggle just to recover, but I did. I can walk, talk, write and do most anything, I've even gotten the ok to drive but I haven't taken the tests yet ..... it doesn't seem important anymore.

So, hello everyone.

Glenn
Hi Glenn!
Congrats on your incredible strength, determination and success!!
Wow! Keep up the good work!

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We all love ya Glenn!!!! We need to inspire,we need to tell our stories because we have been through the worst and made it...I'll have to tell my story one day.
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Hi Glenn

Great to see you and others on this site. Looking forward to hearing from everyone here as well as by email.

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Great to see you and others on this site. Looking forward to hearing from everyone here as well as by email.

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Glenn, its great to read your amazing story, what an inspiration you are to us all.

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Wow Glenn, what an amazing and I mean amazing story! Sorry its taken me this long to locate it. I look at the top stories and don't always look at anything below. But I came on today looking for your story...and I feel inspired. I'm sitting around today symptomatic and not happy about it......Your story has helped change my *tude* to one of gratitude . Thanks for coming here and being willing to help others out. You've helped me today - thank you.
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