Surviving brain aneurysm

Mark
Markon Thursday, May 28 2015
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In early 2012 at the age of 57, my wife Carolie experienced a life-threatening brain aneurysm.   We have written a memoir of our experience in the public hospital system, in the Canberra Hospital (TCH) and RPAH Sydney to be precise.  I was unsure how to reach the widest audience.  After consulting a few people I've decided to publish our memoir as a blog initially as I am familiar with blogging and it suits my DIY approach.  The blog address is: http://journeyinamedicallabyrinth.blogspot.com.au/

We have dedicated the blog to intensive care nurses everywhere. It was our experience in TCH and RPAH that exposed us to their extraordinary dedication.  This is a warts and all exercise, so not every aspect of our experience comes out smelling of roses.  However, it is a frank account of what happened.

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Hi MarkI found your blog really fascinating, thanks so much for posting! It really gets across what it's like to sit beside the bedside. Kind regards and thanks again, Jude
Thanks so much Jude. There is much more to come, some of it harrowing, but I hope it sheds some light on the experience.
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