Hi I'm a 50 year old man with a limp in left leg and a moderately weak nervous system lacking analytical skills lacking problem solving capability and mathematically challenged. All result of the meningitis. Jow I've navigated thru life only I know. And really with no one yo reach me coping strategies life has been hell.Thank you community for helping me voice my story.
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Stick with it Sorma, it's such a slow process and a very long journey to get anywhere near normal again but you definitely will. I'm nine months down the line and getting there surely but slowly. Small steps and one at a timeTake care
Well I am 61 and had meningitis 3 years ago. It has totally changed my life. I have had to slow down and rest between activities. I have to let my mind rest. Stress really fires me up and I get overwhelmed much easier than before. Physically I get tired really easy. I still get numb spots and my ears ring. Balance sucks and feet are numb. But I am still going and still working. I just have to be quiet at times, read, and not dwell on this evil sickness. We can do this. But I am still pissed it happened. I would way rather have COVID than meningitis again.
Good luck and hugs to you from the USA.
Taking matters into my own hands. 
My sister has a bacterial meningitis. Help please
My mum (72) died from pneumococcal meningitis.
Are my vertigo, light-headedness, and headaches post-VM symptoms?
Is my brain just shutting off for a break or am I having seizures?
