Elizabeth Orta Story
Written by Tony Barriere, on behalf of Elizabeth Orta “Liz”: Liz is young and vivacious and she’s the type of person who will give you the shirt off her back, […]
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Written by Tony Barriere, on behalf of Elizabeth Orta “Liz”: Liz is young and vivacious and she’s the type of person who will give you the shirt off her back, […]
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I woke up the morning of Friday March 12, 2021 and the coffee cup filled with hot coffee was on the night stand just like it was 6 days a
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Written By Tricia Scott I would open up this article by telling you that Annabel Aaron is a survivor; this would be a true statement, however, when you meet Annabel,
I can’t really put into words how having an unruptured brain aneurysm has impacted me, but I can share this blog that I wrote as a coping mechanism throughout the
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Brain Hemorage survivor Kavita Basi, our Honey Bash 2015 Guest Speaker, who recently shared her article “Anxiety Through Covid“, now shares her new story as the founder of REFLEXONE & Ration.l.
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I remembered all of a sudden I had a really bad headache. I started to feel sick. It got worse. It was probably the worst headache I think I’ve ever had in my life. As I started to feel sick, I realized that when I went to go get up, I couldn’t walk, and I realized my legs weren’t working.
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As much as people try to understand what I’ve gone through this last year or still deal with on a daily basis, the truth is that unless you have experienced
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I had made the decision at the end of 2013 that I was going to kick of 2014 and start training for a Triathlon. I shared this goal with my
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It has been approximately two years since my SAH stroke secondary to my ruptured brain aneurysm. For the past two years, without end, I reassembled the night it happened. I wanted
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Growing up as a young girl in a family of three where I was loved unconditionally was the greatest gift I have ever received. On march 16th I found out
On July 28, 2008 at 7:15 am I heard terrible vomiting coming from our second story bathroom. Karen was experiencing the worse headache of her life and her arms were
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It all started in 1990 when I was five. I was at School in Canberra and had a really bad headache so I went to the school sickbay to lie down.
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