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March 12,2021 is a day I will never forget. Thank God my husband was home and sitting next to me when I suddenly sat strait up in bed and falling to the floor seconds later. Although I don’t remember much, I know that my head felt like it was going to explode. I remember not …
I remember very little of the early days following my aneurysm rupture on December 29, 2021, a fact I find somewhat distressing. There are weeks of my life I remember only as moments. I don’t recall events of great importance, such as being informed of what happened to my brain, or realizing my left side …
Join The Bee Foundation this September during Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month by supporting innovative research, national awareness events, and a social media movement to Fund preventative research for better methods of early detection of aneurysms Create a measurable impact on awareness Improve the lives of those affected by brain aneurysms Here’s Why Nearly 6 million …
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Repost from Brown, Written By Kathleen Meininger, Class of 2023, for IMPACT: Research at Brown The lab of George Karniadakis, professor of applied mathematics and engineering, leads the charge of developing physics-informed neural networks to diagnose and predict the severity of arterial aneurysms. The technique developed by Karniadakis uses machine learning algorithms that are encoded with …
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The rare case required treatment from both brain and heart surgeons. Jay Keller shares a happy moment with his family. After his ordeal, he urged others to listen to their body and not push through or ignore pain or unusual symptoms.Courtesy Darcy Demmel Photography Aug. 5, 2022, 12:45 PM EDT / Source: TODAY By A. …
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On May 3, 2021 I went into the hospital for a routine shoulder surgery and went home alone that day. 36 hours later I developed pulmonary embolisms but I didn’t know that’s what was happening as I had an intravenous numbing medication, so I didn’t actually feel the pain. Fast forward 16 hours my nurse …
Leading up to the day, I felt “off”. My blood pressure had been higher than normal. I never had issues with my blood pressure, so I started to get nervous. I had been in rehab from a car accident I was in a month or so prior and every time they took my blood pressure …
The Bee Foundation (TBF) is excited to announce our 2022 TBF Preventative Research Grants. This year each of our grants will honor a family who has been impacted by brain aneurysms and made significant efforts to fundraise for brain aneurysm research
