#Cerebral infarction

[omg-erika]

When the Stroke Hits You

by Dr.Harald Wiesendanger– Klartext What the mainstream media is hiding Suddenly severely disabled: A stroke can have dire consequences that are often irreversible. In the worst case, it kills. Preventing it is one of the best reasons for a healthy lifestyle, as the AUSWEGE Foundation recommends to everyone. Does a Covid-19 “vaccination” increase the risk? You’ve just filled the shopping cart…

[suzukaken-t]

シュラバ婚〜もう一度夫に恋するチャンスを下さい〜 エピソード版最新8-後半、U-NEXTさん先行配信開始しました。

脳梗塞で突然倒れた漫画家の竹子に残った後遺症、それを支える夫。想像していた夫との新婚生活は「こんなはずじゃなかった」の連続で…。

竹姫先生の体験を元にした原作をコミカライズさせて頂きました。

8話後半が配信さ��ました。随時各配信会社さんでも配信予定。シュラバ婚か作家名で検索してください。レビューもください低評価でもいいのでください（※低評価でもなんでも、とにかく"反応がある"ほうが"反応がない"よりもランクがあがるので）

1巻も配信中です～！（各配信会社さんにもあります）

[heredis-sanguinis]

Also in relation to the Kalista post/headcanon:

This is a very big welcome for any of the Shadow Islers (Or any other muse that his magic wouldn’t work on) to feel free to bully Vlad some time~ Gods know this man needs his ego taken down a notch from time to time~

[transorzekochi]

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[transorzesolutionstvm]

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[nits-wits]

usher genetics

spoilers for the fall of the house of usher below

this might be a symptom of being in medical school but when i realized that to the outside eye and to roderick for a while, verna and all of the supernatural shit is all explained by CADASIL, as the vascular dementia produces hallucinations. for those who don't know CADASIL is a real disease! and it has an autosomal dominant inheritance (cerebral Autosomal Dominant arteriopathy with subcortical Infarcts and leukoencephalopathy). if you don't remember high school genetics, look at this punnet square:

it essentially shows that if a person with the AD disease (Kk - K indicating the diseased allele, k indicating the normal allele) has a child with someone who is unaffected (kk), there's a 50% chance that the child will have the disease.

roderick has CADASIL, as he got it from his mother, and in roderick, it is presenting with what seems to be incredibly vivid horrible hallucinations.

here's the thing though - before they die, all of the usher children ALSO have vivid hallucinations (or rather, verna comes to them) and i was wondering why they are much younger than their dad and presenting with similar symptoms. and then i realized something else was at play. anticipation. in genetics, anticipation occurs when a disease presents earlier and more severely in the following generations. a classic case of this occurs with huntington's disease.

roderick gets it old, but then as he has kids, they get it younger, and lenore, the final generation, has her hallucination as a very young teenager. it took a small literature search to find this case study of a Japanese family with CADASIL that does indeed present with anticipatory genes. it also makes sense that the hallucinations and presentation of all of the children all show up - CADASIL has complete penetrance even if there's clinical variability.

when verna says "let the next generation deal with it", it's not just all of the shit and horror that capitalism and boomers and roderick kick the can down to, but also the very real horror of subjecting children to hallucinations that show their incoming death.

good job @flanaganfilm. this nerd appreciates your commitment to the storytelling.

[davidkostyk-durast]

Science joke

(this one is a bit dark) Two people walk into a bar. The first person orders H2O. The other says: "I'll have H2O too!" The second one dies. (Explanation for people that aren't so interested in chemistry: H2O is water. H2O2 is hydrogen peroxide which results into inhalation or ingestion of high concentrations of hydrogen peroxide may result in seizures, cerebral infarction, or cerebral embolism causing the second one to die. Because the second person said H2O too it sounds like H2O2)

[jossujb]

My dad got a cerebral infarction, a brain stroke, when he was visiting me Saturday.

Well, technically speaking few days before, but he's so goddamn stupid that he didn't go to a hospital. And neither was getting him to go an easy operation for me either. It took all methods of psychological warfare starting from a plea to emotion, going through quilt tripping, scaring and ending with threaths.

Anyway, the doctor gave him a checkup and medication. My sister pays a visit today, and cos she's a nurse by education, she can valuate how bad it was.

The thing is tho, I wish to help my dad. I am here for it, but it hurts that he has to make the villain his personal movie whimsy. I am seriously not a nag - but if you force me to, then that's what get.

[dertaglichedan]

‘American Pickers’ Star Frank Fritz’s Cause of Death Revealed

The cause of death has been revealed for former American Pickers co-host Frank Fritz just one month after he died at age 60.

A death certificate obtained by TMZ showed that Fritz died of “late sequela of cerebral infarction.” As noted by Deadline, he died from a “stroke resulting from cerebral vascular disease, with aortic stenosis and COPD also contributing to his death.”

“Cerebral vascular disease effects blood vessels in the brain and cerebral circulation, while aortic stenosis restricts blood flow from the heart to the rest of the body,” noted Deadline.

Fritz died in late-September of this year after co-hosting the history channel series for 10 years between 2010 and 2020. The show famously featured him and co-host Mike Wolfe traveling the country buying rare American artifacts from collectors to either resell or add to their collection.

“It’s with a broken heart that I share with all of you that Frank passed away last night,” Mike Wolfe announced at the time of Fritz’s death.

“I’ve [known] Frank for more than half my life and what you’ve seen on TV has always been what I have seen, a dreamer who was just as sensitive as he was funny. The same off camera as he was on, Frank had a way of reaching the hearts of so many by just being himself,” he added. “We’ve been on countless trips and shared so many miles and I feel blessed that I was there by his side when he took one last journey home. I love you buddy and will miss you so much I know [you’re] in a better place.”

[crippleprophet]

I have brain damage too. (Stroke in 2018, that counts right? Also im not old, just unlucky ig) and I've been dealing with dystonia and spasticity in my right side, do you have any way of coping with movement disorders when you've tried literally everything and nothings helped?

omg hiii yes that absolutely counts!! we are pretty sure my issue is vascular as well although not as severe as a stroke, it’s basically a series of mini or partial strokes (“incomplete infarctions”). so major solidarity!!

could you clarify what you mean by coping – like physically adapting to symptoms, or emotionally dealing with the fact that nothing has worked? honestly i wish i had more advice for you but i am not doing super well at either so far 😅

as far as physically, my pcp gave me a muscle relaxer (tizanidine) that like, doesn’t stop my dystonia & involuntary movements but does make it less painful / less likely to get muscle cramps, and honestly it’s a plus that it makes me so sleepy because often my movement stuff makes it really difficult to sleep, so it can knock me out when i get desperate. that might already be on the list of stuff you’ve tried though so i’m sorry if that’s unhelpful!

emotionally like, i am super lucky because my gf & roommate are really anti-ableist & supportive so they help me with a lot, but it’s still just. really overwhelming especially when there isn’t much representation in disability spaces especially among young people.

while in practice i’ve found it more beneficial to refrain from separating my body from my “self”, i’ve kinda been shoehorning my experiences into media narratives of loss of bodily control in other ways, especially demonic possession because the stereotypical representation of that really resembles the types of involuntary movements i have. it’s a mixed bag & i definitely have complicated feelings about it lol.

i’m also really fortunate to have a couple friends with cerebral palsy & we’ve related a lot to each other’s experiences – there’s probably even more of an overlap with yours because my dystonia is usually, like, “between” more flailing-type involuntary movements rather than consistent on its own & i don’t experience much if any spasticity. but being able to joke about being afraid of breaking plates or spasming when you’re trying to have sex has been a huge source of comfort for me.

if people would be interested i’d be happy to make a super informal discord just to have a place to be like “wow this fucking sucks”? full disclosure i am super not cut out for like intensive Official Moderation shit more like just, this is a group chat & i just happen to be the one who made it, we’ve mutually agreed to be respectful, etc. & regardless, as always my dms + inbox are super open & i’m happy to share my discord if you wanna chat.

i wish i had more coping mechanisms to offer that aren’t just “loud music, sex jokes, & projecting onto sam winchester” lmfao but that’s where i’m at right now, tbh it’s just really comforting to hear from people dealing with the same shit even if there isn’t much we can do about it. again i’d love to talk more if you want & i’m super wishing you the best 💓💓

[chailattehotte]

Phew, extremely stressful last couple of days. The last 24 hours especially so.

First, my stomach pain that I've been dealing with for the past two months got absolutely unbearable, and I got diagnosed with IBS. I'm on a low FODMAP diet now which has helped a bit but the pain is still there all the time.

And then, yesterday morning, my mom got a cerebral infarction, which was probably one of the most terrifying moments of my life. She was incoherent, spoke mostly gibberish and just kept crying. Luckily we got her to the hospital in time, and this morning we finally got a call that she's doing better, but she'll have to stay at the hospital over Christmas. We'll be visiting her soon with my dad and my brother.

[awtistic-assassin]

what do you think heartbreak feels like?

It feels like

banally burning/desperately drowning,

fathomless fury/destructive desolation,

a Gorgon's glare/Death's kiss,

holy water/sulphuric acid,

violent validation/rotten rejection,

insidious introspection/revolutionary retrograde,

the birth of a supernova/the death of a star,

an axiom of Aristotle/a prophecy from the Oracle,

the opening of Pandora's box/the entry into Noah's ark,

the sea parting for Moses/the Govardhan mountain resting on Krishna's little finger,

the doomed romance of Romeo and Juliet/the virulent vengeance of Hamlet,

the stitching up of Frankenstein's monster/the tearing of Dorian Gray's portrait,

the fury of the twelve Olympian Gods/the mercy of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,

lightning without thunder/thunder without lightning,

a severed finger/a scratched eyeball,

a myocardial infarction/a cerebral haemorrhage,

an unkind life/an unkinder death.

[killed-by-choice]

“Emmeline Roe”, 23 (UK 1967)

A case report detailing two cases of maternal death by saline abortion was published in the British Medical Journal. In both cases, the hypertonic saline caused oddly symmetrical brain damage including cerebral necrotic lesions, a Y-shaped pons infarction and brain bleed. Shortly after the case report was submitted, one of the doctors who wrote the report treated yet another patient dying from a legal saline abortion whose autopsy showed a nearly identical cause of death.

Emmeline was 23. Before the abortion, she was very healthy. She was a secretary and was pregnant for the first time. Even though she was perfectly healthy, she was told to have an abortion for unspecified “psychiatric indications”. It is unclear why she was told this, because abortion is consistently associated with worse mental health outcomes.

At about 17 weeks pregnant, Emmeline underwent a legal saline abortion in a hospital. While she was under anesthesia, the abortionist made multiple unsuccessful attempts to insert a needle before finally removing bloodstained amniotic fluid and replacing it with hypertonic saline. 3 hours later, Emmeline still had not regained consciousness. The anesthesia should have long worn off by then.

6 hours after the start of the abortion, Emmeline was obviously in danger. Her temperature was 104.7 F, her blood pressure was at 110/70, bpm 108 and was rigid and pale.

Things went from bad to worse. Emmeline experienced multiple fits of violent convulsions. In between the convulsions, she was comatose and only responded to pain. She was aggressively treated but continued to deteriorate. 16 hours after the start of the abortion, she was deeply comatose with fixed dilated pupils. Only 54 hours after the start of the abortion, Emmeline died.

Emmeline’s autopsy was horrifying. Her uterus had been repeatedly punctured and still had her dead baby inside. 800ml of lightly bloodstained fluid was in her peritoneal cavity along with 30 ml of pericardial effusion.

The brain damage inflicted by the abortion was severe. The brain was overall swollen and deeply congested. Emmelin had haemorrhagic infarction of grossly herniated cerebellar tonsils. Her amygdaloid nuclei and hippocampus was stippled with petechial hemorrhage. Necrotic patches with a strange symmetrical pattern and a Y-shaped infarction of the pons were found, just like in the other cases.

Even after doctors warned about the deadly danger, a healthy woman was told to have an abortion and died because of it. Emmeline and her baby deserved better.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/002580246700700207

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1844440/?page=6

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6045232/

[petinfo]

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