Mum on Dream Holiday has been diagnosed with a blood vessels in the brain as a family round bed
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“There are some good signs from Lauren when they wake up, but they brought them back to the coma so that she can rest her minds.”
My mother was taken to the hospital with the stretch of the blood vessels in the brain during the dream holiday, with the three sons races to be by its side.
Lauren Kamins, from Ninage in Tiberry County, Ireland, was on vacation in Tenervi when she became sick. Hospital tests revealed the expansion of the blood vessels, which required an urgent treatment.
Although she woke up, doctors keep her in a coma to allow her brain to be comfortable, Mirror reports.
The stretch of the blood vessels in the brain is swelling in a blood vessel resulting from weakness in the wall of the bowl. Despite the positive signs, Lauren will need to stay in the hospital for several weeks.
In Ireland, her friend Lisa Fleison has now created a fundraising campaign so that the sons of Lauren, Kevin, Osin and Sian, can stay with her until she recovers, according to the local paper The Nengh Guardian.
Lisa said in a joint statement on Facebook.
“Doctors said they are looking for their presence for at least 10 weeks. There are some good signs from Lauren when they wake up, but they brought them back to the coma so that she can rest in her minds.”
“When Lauren wakes up, they will know the results of this terrible situation. Money will be used in Lauren and her family only.”
Since it was created, the page collected 4,905 euros from a goal of 7500 euros (6,303 pounds). The collection of donations can be found here.
Symptoms of vascular expansion can include brain
- Surprising and painful headache – which was described as “Thunderclap headache”, similar to the sudden effect on the head, which led to severe pain unlike anything before
- Stiffness
- Nausea and vomiting
- Pain when looking at the lights
If you think someone has suffered from bleeding in the brain, call the number 999 immediately and ask for an ambulance. Earlier this year, the paramedics issued a warning about the vascular expansion, specifically for anyone who could feel a “heartbeat” in their ear. Pulse tinnitus (PT) is a rare condition that can lead to the sound of WhOSH in the ears. This sound often matches the heartbeat.
“Most vascular expansion does not tear, so treatment is performed only if the risk of rupture is especially high,” says NHS.
“Factors that affect whether it is recommended includes your life, size, vascular expansion, family medical history and any other health conditions you have.
“If the treatment is recommended, this usually includes filling the vascular expansion with small metal files (wrapped) or an open operation to close it with a small metal clip (surgical shot).”
