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Male, 44, farnborough - United Kingdom, member since Apr 2008
hello my name is colin nixon and i suffered a carotid aertry dissection in 2005 which led to a brain bleed and a stroke. causing paraylsis on the left hand side. before this i was a drummer in a semi pro band, mo indigo and in the second year as a mature student studyin... [More]
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Apr 12, 2008 01:17PM - 1 Comment
hellow cogs here if you have just fini shed reading my biog i am righting to anny likeminded people who have the same or scimilar ...[more]
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Apr 22, 2008 10:18AM in the Stroke Community
dose annybody know anny trearment/s, for carotid artory dissection that apparently is ,innoperable
Apr 20, 2008 03:41PM in the Stroke Community
hellow, have you ever tryed just playing her favorate music too her as it might help to relieve her from what could be a ...
Apr 19, 2008 01:14PM in the Stroke Community
it sounds to me that the stroke has affected the veagus nerve,causing this typy of perallesis. & from your mothers age, i...
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Just a quick note to say hi!
You deserve a big bear hug!
You're in my thoughts all the time, but especially today.
Thank you for everything!
Welcome to our community!
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Hope you feel better soon!
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Just wanted to let you know I can relate. If you ever want to talk, you know where to find me.
Me967
Jul 03
Happy Independence day! Hi I hope all is well with you. I hope you have a safe and healthy 4th.
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Me967
Jun 15
Happy Father's Day! Just thought I would say hello. Amy
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Lee_1963
May 03
You deserve a big bear hug! Thank you cogs! You are a great inspiration to us all.
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DawnMarie53
May 02
In the end that I believe was my mentor and healer. I have a lot of faith Colin now. With only the assistance Colin of the medial profession I got well because sometimes they hindered me with all they did. I had to use careful, and sometimes persistent determination and will to face them and go my own way when they were pushing me to do some things I felt were not the best for me. Yet I did nothing without a lot of spiritual guidance and prayer. I'm not much of a church goer at all I must say but I do have a great faith in a higher power. That is the only reason I am alive and well today. I am totally convinced when the time was right he gave me the strength to keep taking those "baby steps" as I called them. Each step brought me closer to the life I have today.
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DawnMarie53
May 02
Oh Colin, that is a loaded question for me, for sure! Over the years I have had so many doctors I will never be able to count them all. I have baffled the medical profession like you wouldn't believe. I was never supposed to come out of my condition. I was in a semi-catatonic state for over 8 years. I was "locked up" like an Alzheimers patient because I couldn't be trusted on the outside. Then one day my brain decided it wanted to try to reconnect. That was just the beginning of a long hard road. It got all mixed up sometimes and I did some very dumb things at times while I was trying to "come back" to the land of the living. I have seen medical doctors all over the USA from Chicago to South Dakota. Neurologists, Psychiatrists, you name it...I've stumped them all. It was GOD
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