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Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma

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Srdan Foscarin #1 / 5	Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma I am 27 years old and live in Split, Croatia, Europe. My mother is 55 years old. On 1. July 1997. she was very bad. She is now in hospital. Doktors said that she had Aneurisma (i think something like brain attack). Doctors said to me that there is no special therapy for this. She is now in coma. They told me that only God can help her. It was very strong attack, and they tought that she will not be able to survive more than one day. She is still alive, and fighting for her life. Please if anyone knows something about Aneurisma tell me. Any help and advice is very usefull. World is big. Maybe somewhere someone knows how to help her. She is very weak and doctors think that she is not able to survive surgery. She is also conected to oxygen because they want to make her breathing easier. I appreciate any advice. How can we cure this thing? Thanks in advance. Please e-mail me. Srean
Fri, 31 Dec 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Yana #2 / 5	Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma Please would an MD answer this post? I hope someone has. There must be some Western Medicine that could better help this woman. I know the state of medicine in Eastern Europe is often not up to Western standards. Please help this woman if possible. Couldn't someone donate some time? Couldn't someone out there afford to go and help with this? A neurological specialist or something? Maam, if it is too late, I am sorry. God bless you for trying to help your mother:). I hope she survives. Yana
Tue, 04 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Carey Gregor #3 / 5	Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma Quote: > Please would an MD answer this post? I hope someone has. There must be > some Western Medicine that could better help this woman. Unfortunately, even the wealthiest of patients with access to the best medical care in the world often die of brain aneurisms. If it's in an inoperable location, she will either survive -- or not -- depending mainly on the location and severity of the bleed and the healing abilities of her own body. Quote: > Maam, if it is too late, I am sorry. God bless you for trying to help > your mother:). I hope she survives. I do too. -- Carey Gregory
Thu, 06 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Howard Homl #4 / 5	Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma On Mon, 14 Jul 1997 20:05:34 +0200, "Srdan Foscarini" Quote: >I am 27 years old and live in Split, Croatia, Europe. >My mother is 55 years old. On 1. July 1997. she was very bad. She is now >in >hospital. Doktors said that she had Aneurisma (i think something like >brain >attack). Doctors said to me that there is no special therapy for this. She >is now in coma. They told me that only God can help her. It was very >strong >attack, and they tought that she will not be able to survive more than one >day. She is still alive, and fighting for her life. >Please if anyone knows something about Aneurisma tell me. Any help and >advice is very usefull. World is big. Maybe somewhere someone knows how to >help her. She is very weak and doctors think that she is not able to >survive surgery. She is also conected to oxygen because they want to make >her breathing easier. >I appreciate any advice. How can we cure this thing? >Thanks in advance. >Please e-mail me. >Srean Srdan, If she has had a subarachnoid hemorrhage or intracerebral bleed and is now in coma, the prognosis is very poor. It is a complex issue, but in general, prognosis is related strongly to the level of consciousness of the patient. We do not do surgery on aneurysms in comatose or near comatose patients because the results aren't improved. Here is a useful web-site for information about aneurysms: http://www.columbia.edu/~mdt1/ H2
Thu, 06 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

A. Pa #5 / 5	Please help my mom-she is having aneurisma Quote: > > Please would an MD answer this post? I hope someone has. There must be > > some Western Medicine that could better help this woman. > Unfortunately, even the wealthiest of patients with access to the best > medical care in the world often die of brain aneurisms. If it's in an > inoperable location, she will either survive -- or not -- depending > mainly on the location and severity of the bleed and the healing > abilities of her own body. > > Maam, if it is too late, I am sorry. God bless you for trying to help > > your mother:). I hope she survives. > I do too. > -- > Carey Gregory This person asked for emailed response - I'm sure he was given some. It is true, alas, that the description suggests quite a serious situation, possibly with damage to thalamic areas. -- Alexander Papp MD JUST SAY NO - TO SPAM remove the x's from my email address before responding
Sun, 09 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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