In January 2020, at just 27, Alex passed away from an unexpected Brain Haemorrhage. His mother, Judy, tells his story.

Tuesday 27th February would have been Natalie’s 39th Birthday and this year to mark the occasion, and to continue to celebrate Natalie, we are aiming to raise £3900 to fund ground breaking research into life saving treatment after Brain Haemorrhage.

Will you help us reach our goal and celebrate Natalie’s birthday with us?

On 20th May 2011, Miles’ life, and that of his family, changed forever when his mum had a brain haemorrhage.

This is his story.

5 things That Helped me Deal with the Death of My Sister After a Brain Haemorrhage

Brian had a brain haemorrhage at 32; “ I only went to the hospital for a bad headache”, he told NKMT.

But that bad headache turned out to be an AVM (Arteriovenous malformation) rupture in the left cerebellum.

Electrical stimulation helped me to swallow, eat, talk and move properly again after my Brain Haemorrhage.

I had my hemorrhagic stroke at 23 due to a cerebral AVM that had formed an aneurysm and ruptured.

Having a brain haemorrhage, and resulting injury, has been weirdly one of the best things to ever happen to me. Despite the many, MANY hardships it presented, it made me rethink life and start to prioritise what really matters to me. But, whilst it has taught me a lot, one of the biggest struggles which I didn’t expect, was how other people have dealt with it and how other people started to treat me…