{{'A family member has suffered a severe stroke following a major bleed on the brain. MRI has led to a prognosis of Cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA). CT scans indicate the bleed does not appear to be getting worse. The patient is still quite immobile and limited speech. She has been in a private rehabilitation hospital for 1 month now and has developed blood clots on the chest and legs which are now an added major concern. 2 other leading hospital doctors are quite confident this likely due to the sedentary bed conditions, yet the lead doctor at the rehab hospital states it\'s not and likely something else without providing much more insight. This conflicting advice and limited information is quite concerning. I\'d be interested in your professional thoughts on this or what you would recommend we do next. In addition what are the treatment options for the blood clots as blood thinners are too risky given the CAA condition? I can provide any more information if required.'}}