Well as it comes to one year since the rupture of my aneursym, I still have daily headaches. I on a few meds to prevent them, but nothing is working. I have had a few times, where I have gone to the ER because they were so horrible. The pain clinic, said they are due to, all the damage that has been done, and we can only pray we find a med to stop them from coming everyday! He had me try Oxygen in his office because I had a headache, (of course) lol, well it did help somewhat, but my insurance dosent cover it. I think that might be helpful for anyone else having these headaches. anyways, I still get weakness and tingling in my right hand, (which was the bad side anyways) and my left side (well actually right side of the brain lol too confussing) is still about 35-40% blocked, which is not bad I guess, so we are keeping a eye on it. I sometimes get ringing in my right ear and numbness in one finger on my left hand! I just pray we catch it in time if he progress's really fast, but I have faith in my doctors, they get me in the day I have problems, even though they are 90 miles away, I havent been on here in so long, because the kids keep me soo busy, I dont get a day off or anything, the only complaint I have is my headaches, I tried depokate to prevent, but made me suicdial, now trying nortripalyn 75 mg, cant take mortin because I am now allergic to it for the pain, no over the counter meds work, ultram (tramadol) dosent help, and sometimes I cant take the pain, it hurts so bad, but hey I am alive, and I am blessed to be here, I love life, and am glad, I have found support on here from all of you in the last 2 years, thanks everyone I love you all! Thanks DJ for making this site,

oh lol, can anyone tell, the words dosent always make sense? lol, I can barely type correctly ever, oh well, we all understand right? lol

mlgohsman wrote on Sep 28^th, 2009 at 3:29pm:

oh well, we all understand right? lol

Oh yeah. Just this morning my wife was talking to me about money for rent and she was just flinging numbers at me too fast that I had to step back and ask her to stop talking for a moment. Thankfully she understands.