Books on subachnoid brain aneurysm

[Donnasapp1964]

Can anyone tell me of a good book on subachnoid brain aneurysms?

[Auldhen]

Sorry no I can't but I do understand you wanting to read up on it. I have had one and would like to know myself.

Isabell Jenkinson

[DawnD123]

Hello, my SAH was about 27 years ago and I got a very helpful book out of the library which I kept renewing. It was called Head Injuries by Trevor Powell. I’m not sure if it is still in print but it was very helpful to me. I remember worrying about several things and then finding something in it which would explain that it was the norm ie constant headaches day and night. Someone my know of an up to date book but if you can get it, it is worth a read

[magdolna in reply to DawnD123]

Maria Ross the title escapes me. She had an SAH.

A STROKE OF INSIGHT. by Jill Bolte Taylor.

HEAD INJURY by Rachel Daily, Rachel Tams, Udo Kischka

Robert Crum wrote a couple.

[textile163 in reply to magdolna]

Maria Ross 'Rebooting my brain' is the title you are after

[textile163]

I can certainly recommend: 'A Dented Image' by Alison Wertheimer. It changed my life as I realised that I wasn't getting the help I needed from the place where I was receiving 'treatment' where I was sent for intensive rehab but it ended up as intensive bedrest. I read this book and found that Wessex Neuro was the place to be and so found my way to Wessex Neuro where the treatment I received was fantastic and gave me my life back. Fatigue is kicking in now and I would like to have a book recommended that might help me with that - If anyone has any recommendations, they would be gratefully receivedAlso: Time out of mind by Jane Lapotaire

Rebooting my Brain by Maria Ross

The New Me by Hugh Smith

Good luck!