So happy
 

This thread is slightly off-topic, but there is very little activity on the aneurysm forum and I have to share. Last week my seventeen year old daughter had a CT/CTA scan to make sure she didn't have an aneurysm like I did. My Neurologist told me that he thought I had this from birth, so it was an amazing relief to get a letter from him yesterday saying that there was no evidence of either lesion or aneurysm formation in her scans....Yay!!!!

The scan showed tissue as well as arterial formation - so at this point, no signs of MS either :) I know it is early days, and things can change, but looking back there was stuff going on for me for so many years before I even knew it.

She is such a clever girl, and such a beautiful dancer, and dance teacher, it would have broken my heart! Still, like I said to her, better to know and to deal with it than to deal with the consequences.

What wonderful news, Lynn! :)

I've always said I'd rather my own condition worsen than either of my children to have to go through having it. I think this applies to any condition we might have.

Glad to hear the good news, Lynn...and that you and your DD are being proactive!:)

Why would this terrific news be OT? How wonderful for You,
DD and Family.:yahoo:.

I love hearing news like this..:hug:

Lynn, that's fantastic news!!!! You both must be so relieved and I'm so happy for you both.:hug:

That's fantastic. We worry more about our children ALL the time and good news is the best! :)

Cool..................

Thanks guys

When I had my brain surgery to clip the aneurysm, my Neurosurgeon told me that it was only a matter of time before my kids had come home and found me dead on the floor. The thought of my kids walking around with a time bomb in their heads is way too scary.

So yeah, such a relief.

lynn
i'm so glad to hear this good news. what a relief, for both of you.