Just found this site, I am coming up to the 2nd anniversary of my 14MM unruptured aneurysm, right para ophthalmic which I had coiled and stented, still improving slowly but I am not the same as before op with vision,balance,memory and fatigue issues.
It's good to meet you all
Welcome Nettiefour I’m from the west Midlands as well x
Wow good size Annie 14mm at least Your still improving must be hard.
I’m about to have my first appointment next Tuesday so starting to feel a little nervous
But I’m sure your experience of having surgery will help many
Xxx
Hi,which hospital are you going to, I had my surgery at the Qeeen Elizabeth Birmingham i
Uhcw Coventry x
Im under qe i had anurism coiled tgere 2009 .life not been the same bakance vision and panick attacks .ive got another small anurism being monitured .the anurism both okay no mass cancer bleeding bit found small white dot bottom brain .had to go for another brain scan there yesterday in open one as i suffer bad panick attacks since 1st op .i shool like i was having a fit. Scared hubby who they said coukd be in with me hold my hand .he said hortibke watchijg my whoke body shaking uncontrollable x
Sorry to hear your having problems, I suffer from anxiety and depression have done for years, since aneurysm my GP has increased my medication which has helped a lot, have you asked for help with this.
I am waiting for my 2year Mir, angiogram but told they are running g behind schedule so it will be early next year. Hope you get your results soon x
Im under qe wrote post below thought was on here lol
Hi, hope joining this site helps you. X
Wow 14mm. You're trumping most of us on here 
I'm sure you will continue to get better. I've been reading about how the brain can relearn . Please keep us informed of progress
Thank you all for replies,I am told recovery can take place over a long period of time and I have recently had a little improvement of my optic nerve
Do not lose hope. I believe you will keep improving. The brain is amazing and can relearn. It must be frustrating as it takes time. Be patient but keep forging ahead
