All articles tagged with #brain bleed
A 17-year-old Alabama teen unable to sleep goes to his parents' workshop early, helps a disoriented 76-year-old woman who later learns she had a brain bleed, calls 911 and stays with her until EMS arrives—earning a lifesaving award and becoming a local hero.
Hannah Niedermeier-Rubio, the 13-year-old daughter of Armando Niedermeier-Rubio and Kenneth Niedermeier from 90 Day Fiancé, was readmitted to the ER after a brain bleed led to worsening symptoms such as partial blindness and facial drooping; doctors ran tests and monitoring was ongoing, and she was later discharged to recover with her fathers in Arizona, with Armando ultimately securing an emergency humanitarian visa to be with her.
A 17-year-old Alabama student, Johnson Thompson, helped a 76-year-old woman who had a brain bleed after unknowingly driving about 20 miles; he found her in a parking lot, called 911, and stayed with her until paramedics arrived. She was flown to a Birmingham hospital for treatment, and Garner’s family later honored Thompson with a homemade lifesaving award, praising his swift, compassionate actions.
Kenny Niedermeier and Armando Rubio shared updates on their daughter Hannah after a brain bleed, noting she still has partial blindness, facial droop and weakness, and is undergoing MRIs/CT scans; Hannah has been discharged from hospital but will stay in Arizona for over a month to recover, while Rubio faced border hurdles but received an emergency humanitarian visa to reunite with his family; they posted a three-part Instagram update on her progress and ongoing visa status.
Armando Rubio and Kenny Niedermeier shared a hopeful update on their 13-year-old daughter Hannah, who is hospitalized in Arizona after suffering a brain bleed and undergoing surgery; doctors are exploring further treatments such as angioplasty, and Rubio—who is in Mexico due to immigration issues—was turned away at the U.S. border; fans have donated to a GoFundMe that has raised over $146,000 for Hannah’s medical bills, with more updates to come.
Armando Rubio of 90 Day Fiancé tearfully updated followers about his daughter Hannah’s ongoing medical emergency, saying doctors have found no clear cause in recent MRI results and that a more invasive neck-entry procedure may be needed; Hannah is being treated in Arizona while Rubio remains in Mexico after his humanitarian parole request was denied, with family by her side and supporters donating to a GoFundMe for medical bills.
Armando Rubio’s 13-year-old daughter Hannah is hospitalized in Phoenix, Arizona, in the ICU with a brain bleed. Doctors are running extensive scans to determine the cause, with the neurologist seeking answers and potential more invasive procedures if needed. Rubio remains in Mexico after being turned away at the US border for humanitarian parole, delaying his reunion with Hannah who was transported from a town in Mexico to an Arizona hospital and then airlifted to Phoenix. His husband Kenny Niedermeier has been at Hannah’s bedside, and Rubio says being separated from his daughter during this crisis is the hardest thing he’s ever experienced while they wait for updates and answers.
Dr. Tim Williams, a 69-year-old Florida physician who previously directed Delray Medical Center's Proton Therapy Institute, survived a fall that caused a brain bleed and a nine-day coma, underwent a bedside craniotomy, and endured a lengthy recovery before returning home. Nine months on, he’s about 80% back to normal, has shifted toward radiation oncology research, and credits Delray Medical Center’s staff and stroke expertise with saving his life. He emphasizes that anyone experiencing stroke symptoms should seek care at a stroke center to maximize chances of survival.
A study from Mass General Brigham links heavy alcohol consumption to larger, earlier brain bleeds, damaging small blood vessels and increasing stroke risk, with even moderate drinking showing adverse effects.
Ace Frehley, former KISS guitarist, is on life support following a brain bleed after a fall, with reports indicating his condition is critical and his family may consider removing him from life support.
Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is recovering well after undergoing surgery to treat a brain bleed caused by a fall in October. The 79-year-old leader had a craniotomy at Sírio-Libanês hospital in São Paulo and is in stable condition, conscious, and without any brain injury. Lula is expected to return to Brasília next week, with Vice-President Geraldo Alckmin temporarily handling some presidential duties.
A 61-year-old woman suffered a brain bleed during sex, prompting doctors to warn about the little-known issue of migraines triggered by sexual activity, known as coital cephalgia. This rare condition, affecting up to 200,000 Americans, can lead to a hemorrhagic stroke due to increased blood pressure during sex, potentially causing blood vessels weakened by existing conditions to burst. While the woman survived without treatment, experts advise seeking evaluation for underlying causes in cases of severe sex-related headaches, and recommend over-the-counter pain medication or abstinence as potential solutions.
Nicole McClure was arrested for DUI in Washington State after crashing her car, but it was later discovered that she had a life-threatening brain bleed. She endured a 24-hour ordeal in the criminal justice system without receiving the medical care she desperately needed, and was taunted by jail employees before finally receiving medical attention. The incident highlights the potential consequences of law enforcement officers making speedy assumptions during traffic stops.
Hayley Erbert, wife of "Dancing With the Stars" judge Derek Hough, is undergoing a second surgery to replace a large portion of her skull that was removed during a craniectomy following a brain bleed. Erbert was rushed to the hospital earlier this month after a dance performance and underwent emergency surgery. Hough has asked for prayers and expressed gratitude for the support from the dance community. Erbert's recovery process has been described as a miracle, and the follow-up surgery aims to restore her skull to its natural shape and protect her brain from injury.
A 17-year-old girl, Alegend Jones, died after just two months of living at a care center near Memphis, according to her mother. Shona Garner claims that her daughter was body-slammed by staff at the Youth Villages facility for refusing to undress in front of male counselors. The care center denies the allegations, stating that there was no abuse and that Jones died as a result of a medical emergency. Garner has retained a civil rights attorney and is demanding justice for her daughter. The cause of Jones' death, a brain bleed, is still under investigation.