[jana82]

Hi
I am new to this forum. Im not sure if I have come to the right place but Im in desperate need for some help or advice.

My husband was diagnosed with a giant (39mm x41mm) cerebral aneurysm from communicating artery. It has been almost 3 years since he had endovascular stent diversion. He has been going for regular checkups and every time was given good news that the aneurysm is shrinking. It has now completely gone. However his behavior has been getting increasingly verbal and has now reached violence. He does not recognize any of the behavior and everyone has given up on him. I have a 6 year old son with him ( who was 2years old at the time of diagnosis) He was a good man before this and has now become a stranger, we have separated since last year but as there is no one else he keeps coming back. I can see he is in much need of help and feel a responsibility to help but do not know how to help him when he refuses to believe that there is anything wrong as tests show it is gone and they keep telling him 'Good as new' I have showed him plenty of proof but it is not working. I have called the hospital and they tell me it is up to him to see a GP, but he wont because they tell him results are good. Im worried about what could happen to him if he does not get an assessment done to see what is happening.
If anyone has been through something similar or could offer advice in any way to get him to have the assessment I would be very grateful.

Thanks