Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)

Johannes Gerber says...

I think her boyfriend of 6 years might just be top of the list there.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, frag

And if you can't get it licked, try to get it stroked.

Oh, wait...

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You expect me to do *two* things at once? Sheesh!

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Wicked Uncle Nigel says...

Fucking hell, it took long enough for someone to come up with something
like that.

 

Wicked Uncle Nigel says...

Don't be such a insensitive clot.

 

Which one are you talking about? Could be either...

 

Have a mate who suffered a mini-stroke a year ago... He is now 95%
reccovered, so there's hope for you yet...

Hope it all goes well mate, keep us informed... Prayers directed in
your direction, good luck...
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Stuff ... | ooo |
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Is it at this point where Champ says "kept your boyish looks and good
charm"? ;-)
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1 Red, undergoing lightweight surgery. -----
1 Blue, for Power-Ranger baiting. | o |
Numbers ... | o |
Stuff ... | ooo |
Life ... -----

 

Yeah in 1993-4 cant quite remember. The hospital was suitably vague. As
I was already a non smoking veggie they couldn't even suggest lifestyle
changes! I was under considerable lifestyle stress at the time though.
I changed that and brought the Cholestorol down a fair bit.

The feeling down my left side picked up again inside a month with
regular physio, about 20% strength loss had to be made up again. No
re-occurance.

Your history would be considerably different to mine though Loz.

'Hog

 

My father (his father had had several large strokes by the age of 35 so
he was justifiably worried).

It was during the follow-on tests that he discovered that he had
Parkinsons..

TIAs are often known as stroke precursors - ie warnings that a stroke
may be possible. Generally they treat you as if you had had a stroke
and put you on treatments to lower the chances of you having a stroke.
It's often seen as a good thing to have a TIA - it does very little
damage (usually) and means that they can start the treatment designed
to stop strokes in the future.

Enjoy the CAT scan

Phil

 

Oi!

 

GWS.
See you in the Ardennes.

 

Bob Mc says...

Not going.