The brain aneurysm community may seem small, but if you have been impacted in some way, whether you are a survivor, caregiver, friend, or have lost someone to an aneurysm, you start to realize how many people are impacted and that the community is unfortunately greater than you realized. At support group meetings, most often survivors and caregivers share their stories. Telling the story of survival, coping with a changed loved one, or loss is critical for all to move forward and begin healing. Sharing the written story also helps both the writer and the reader. Please share your store with our community, and see what others have to say. Together we can learn and become stronger.
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September 24, 2021, started like any normal school night for my 10-year-old son, Maxx. We put Maxx to bed around..
View Personal StoryMy daughter’s name is Elianna and she’s an 8-year-old healthy girl. One day she hit her head when she jumped..
View Personal Storyby Bill Kelly About 9 months ago, I was awakened by the most pounding headache of my life. I do..
View Personal Storyby James McKinney In his own words... It was August 18, 1995, and I was a 25-year old Corporal in..
View Personal StoryInterventional neurologists at McLaren Macomb Hospital have successfully performed Macomb County’s first Pipeline Flex embolization, a minimally invasive neurological procedure..
View Personal StoryBy Rhonda Baker and Dr. Hanel Click here to watch a story about new treatment against aneurysms
View Personal StoryIt was a normal day as I attended my older son's first high school basketball game with my two younger..
View Personal StorySeven years ago I was diagnosed with a 3mm un-ruptured brain aneurysm, which turned my life upside down. I hit..
View Personal Storyby Jenni “Annie” This past September my mother was diagnosed with an “Annie”. As I’m sure this makes absolutely no..
View Personal StoryWhen applying for a new job or a position of promotion, the job often requires that you complete an application,..
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