‘I had a lie down for a nap – and didn’t wake up until 6 weeks later’ | UK | News

A mother who was lying with a “explosion” headache, woke up in the hospital after six weeks after having a brain aneurysm. Natalie Fisher from Stockport listened to his eldest son on December 2, 2024 and suffered from headache when he asked him to look at the smallest of autistic and non -verbal.
However, his son was worried soon after his mother could not wake up from his sleep and found that he was still. Emergency services were called and four mothers were taken to hospital by ambulance. Later, it turned out that Natalie had a brain aneurysm to her family, which is a condition in which the brain artery bleeds to the brain or the environment and caused a hemorrhagic stroke.
“I went to bed because I had this striking headache, Nat Natalie said. “All the children went to school, but my youngest wasn’t inside, and my eldest son was in bed that morning wasn’t taken for work that morning.
“When I went to reach out for a lie, he went to look at him. I didn’t get a headache often, so he was very strange for me.
He stayed in a coma in the hospital, then explained how he could hear everything in the room before he was transferred to Salford Royal Hospital, where he saved his life. Manchester Evening News.
Natalie explained: “I remember asking me to shook my hand. Even if my eyes are closed, I remember seeing my family sitting there.
“I remember saying that nurses might have to close my life support machine and they just wanted to scream. I was trying to move and was nothing.
“My family was told that I was struggling to be alive on my own, but I still heard that everyone came to see me, chatted among themselves and cried among themselves and just lying there.
At another point, Nan, who died in front of Nan, who passed away four years ago, claims that he said to “return to your mother” before opening his eyes for the first time.
“When people said things like that, I would think ‘strange’, but now I’m going to experience it for myself,” he said.
Natalie was later transferred to Salford Royal Hospital for surgery. When a aneurysm is found, a neurosurgeon typically performs a procedure that closes a permanent metal clip on aneurysm.
His four mothers finally opened his eyes six weeks after lying on January 14th.
It was still returned to a brain scanning under the care of experts and to control the progress. It currently has problems with the Bosphorus and Sound Box due to ventilator tubes that allow it to breathe.




