A Survivor And Caregiver Journey

In this webinar, listen to BAF’s Executive Director, Christine Buckley speak with Dawn and Chuck Murredu. You’ll hear Dawn’s inspiring survivor story and from caregivers like Chuck who’ve offered love and support during life’s biggest challenges.

[@sherilee4957]

Thank you for sharing! The impact and adversity of this invisible illness, is so life changing . Hopefully others overcome and turn out to be better people like you! ✨

[@mytherapy2779]

Thank you for sharing!. I am a ruptured brain aneurysm survivor too. I had it during my vacation in the Philippines. Underwent craniotomy- clipping last June 13,2022. recovered and travelled back to Norway in August same year. underwent therapies here in Norway. and now i am able to work 2-3 days a week. still undergoing therapies. Thank God for the second life.

[@susandhargrove9184]

Thank you for sharing details! I had a ruptured aneurysm in the middle of the night, that I never knew about. My excellent medical team in Fort Worth took me in for angiogram and strength and coils immediately. My husband was with me everyday, my family from Houston flew up and stayed with me for 3 days. It was a comfort to have them tell me what happened and what was next, Btw my right arm, hand and leg were paralyzed. Two weeks in SICU was frightening, the two weeks in rehab gave me goals to meet every day. I was blessed to have the best family, medical team and rehab therapist to assist me mentally and physically!

[@malvarez3057]

Does one have headaches up until it ruptures? I ask because I heard one Dr say you don’t have them until it’s about to rupture?