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Brain Aneurysms & Beyond
HBA Support
3 episodes
1 week ago
Brain aneurysms, told through the voices of patients, families and experts. Host Rebecca Middleton, founder of Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support, uncovers inspiring stories, treatments, and research breakthroughs. Rebecca, herself a brain aneurysm patient, speaks with people affected by the condition and medical professionals to explore diagnosis, treatment options, hereditary factors, and the journey of recovery. Each episode blends medical insight with lived experience – highlighting resilience, support networks, and the progress that helps people rebuild their lives. Honest, encouraging, and informative, this podcast opens up a vital conversation about one of the most complex conditions affecting the brain. Subscribe now and join the conversation. Visit hbasupport.org for more information.
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Brain aneurysms, told through the voices of patients, families and experts. Host Rebecca Middleton, founder of Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support, uncovers inspiring stories, treatments, and research breakthroughs. Rebecca, herself a brain aneurysm patient, speaks with people affected by the condition and medical professionals to explore diagnosis, treatment options, hereditary factors, and the journey of recovery. Each episode blends medical insight with lived experience – highlighting resilience, support networks, and the progress that helps people rebuild their lives. Honest, encouraging, and informative, this podcast opens up a vital conversation about one of the most complex conditions affecting the brain. Subscribe now and join the conversation. Visit hbasupport.org for more information.
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Medicine
Business,
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Health & Fitness
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Facts not fear: Living well with a brain aneurysm
Brain Aneurysms & Beyond
26 minutes
1 month ago
Facts not fear: Living well with a brain aneurysm
How do you live well with a brain aneurysm, whether unruptured or recovering from treatment? We've got practical tips from two expert guests in this episode. Join host Rebecca Middleton, founder of Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support, as she delves into living well with a brain aneurysm. In this episode, Rebecca, a brain aneurysm patient herself, speaks with Fiona Moss from The Natalie Kate Moss Trust and neurovascular nurse specialist Cat Lamb. You'll gain critical insights into the hidden prevalence of high blood pressure, affecting a third of the population (with half undiagnosed), and its growing impact across all ages, including children. Find out why regular blood pressure checks are vital – even if you feel healthy. Our guest experts offer practical advice on navigating everyday life with an aneurysm, from driving and flying to managing stress and making small, consistent lifestyle changes. This episode champions a "facts, not fear" approach, empowering you with the knowledge to take control of your health. Find more resources and our lifestyle guide at hbasupport.org
Brain Aneurysms & Beyond
Brain aneurysms, told through the voices of patients, families and experts. Host Rebecca Middleton, founder of Hereditary Brain Aneurysm Support, uncovers inspiring stories, treatments, and research breakthroughs. Rebecca, herself a brain aneurysm patient, speaks with people affected by the condition and medical professionals to explore diagnosis, treatment options, hereditary factors, and the journey of recovery. Each episode blends medical insight with lived experience – highlighting resilience, support networks, and the progress that helps people rebuild their lives. Honest, encouraging, and informative, this podcast opens up a vital conversation about one of the most complex conditions affecting the brain. Subscribe now and join the conversation. Visit hbasupport.org for more information.