Hi, I had a brain aneurysm that ruptured when I was in my choir class in my freshman year in high school. All I can recall that day was the biggest headache of my life. I was taken within hours to Driscoll Childrens Hospital in Corpus Christi, Tx, where I was taken care of for the month of March. My recovery was FAST. It was a miracle, was what the doctors called it. The only oddity was that when I awoke my first question was, 'where's dad and Demon (my cat)'. Of course my father had died a year before this happened and my cat seven years before my father. The anneurysm had really messed up my timeline. Now on 2008 my older cousin passed away due to a ruptured brain anneurysm, and months later a cousin of my mother suffered of the same thing, only that she survived. I think that while sometimes you can beat the odds, and other times you just can't; it's really all about the big picture, Gods plan and science.
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Hi, I had a brain aneurysm that ruptured when I was in my choir class in my freshman year in high school. All I can recall that day was the biggest headache of my life. I was taken within hours to Driscoll Childrens Hospital in Corpus Christi, Tx, where I was taken care of for the month of March. My recovery was FAST. It was a miracle, was what the doctors called it. The only oddity was that when I awoke my first question was, 'where's dad and Demon (my cat)'. Of course my father had died a year before this happened and my cat seven years before my father. The anneurysm had really messed up my timeline. Now on 2008 my older cousin passed away due to a ruptured brain anneurysm, and months later a cousin of my mother suffered of the same thing, only that she survived. I think that while sometimes you can beat the odds, and other times you just can't; it's really all about the big picture, Gods plan and science.
December 10, 2011 - 7:09pmThis Comment
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