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Thank you for sharing your experience. I was at work when my AVM ruptured, I fell broke my jaw and had a seizure. I was airlifted and eventually had radiosurgery.

Hi Madison: My name is Jonalen Gamis (30 in December 31, 1989) and I live in Richmond, BC. I suffered an aneurysm in January 8, 2019, this year while I was in a restaurant. I was in the ICU for two months and could not move my right side. I was an inpatient, outpatient, and intense rehab program (IRDP) at GF Strong. Now COVID-19, GF Strong work at home, Speech (one on one) and IPad (in group) so far it’s been going great. I walk every day. I used to be on a wheelchair before, then I started to use a cane and now I am slowly getting better without a cane. My right leg and a walking pole and wearing an arm brace using my right arm. I am continuing to work on sounds, comprehension, writing to help with my reading. Texting is hard even though I know what to say. I read your story (RU-vid). Thank you - I know what it’s like, the struggle, long hours, every bone in my body, cried to sleep. It’s worth it. I can talk, speak, write, stand, walk around, run and someday I’ll be back to normal just like you. Don’t give up! Thank you again. ☺️ Sincerely, Jonalen

After my stroke doctors told my mother to terminate life saving efforts that I'd never see walk or talk that I'd be dead in months that was 13 years ago I walk with a limp I drive a Golfcart I see better can talk it just gets difficult getting the words out. And my punctuation is almost nonexistent but its always been that way. So that showed me theres not enough research of strokes in young people so in may of 2022 I'll be leaving on a cross Canada charity ride to raise money for just that

How has it been going on

Do you sometimes ask for help with some things