The medics have given you little guidance on how he will recover because at these early days and weeks they simply do not know the full extent of brain damage... some temporary and some more permanent. I was a heavy smoker up to the day of my SAH. Fortunately, being in hospital for two weeks made the initial withdrawals easy! I think that quitting is very much a state of mind. I found it much easier than I thought it would be although 17 months on I still get the odd craving.

Perhaps the most difficult challenge for you is when your dear husband shows irritation and frustration towards you when you are trying so hard to help him. Emotionally this is so very hard to deal with .... and as time goes on you may even find yourself beginning to react in a similar manner out of your own frustrations .... then you experience pangs of guilt about your own reaction and feelings. He is your husband. Use the clown key on the console near the save point, and ascend the staircase on the right. Walk through the yellow door, and collect the items in this room: anti-regen ammo (RAMRODs), shotgun ammo, a grenade, two med injectors and an incendiary grenade. I suppose I am about a month ahead of you or maybe less in terms of recovery, I definitely feel like the last couple of weeks I've made more progress with recovery so hopefully this is on the road ahead for you too! I have to admit, my anxiety levels still rise in the week leading up to this day, after all this time you would think it should get easier to cope with, for me it hasn't at all, I still find it a very difficult day. Salazar Announces Recovery of Gray Wolves in the Western Great Lakes, Removal from Threatened and Endangered Species List". U.S. Department of the Interior. December 21, 2011 . Retrieved September 15, 2012.a b Schaefer, Glen (January 19, 2012). "Method motivates Liam Neeson, 'The Grey' cast to dine on wolf meat". The Province. Archived from the original on January 20, 2012 . Retrieved November 26, 2016. I was discharged Wednesday 1st June, I lost the whole of May, had Mother's Day and my birthday in hospital. The next day I had an appointment at the stroke clinic, we walked in and get told "you shouldn't be here yet, your brain hasn't had time to recover" coz they made the appointment when I was admitted, but didn't change it as I was in for so long. The doctors took me off my happy pills(could of caused the bleed) and withheld my RA injection(1 per fortnight) incase as well. Most people feel more emotional, especially in the early weeks. Mood swings and crying for no apparent reason are common. As with most other effects of subarachnoid haemorrhage, this generally improves with time.

Once you return home from hospital it is natural to feel anxious and worry that it may happen again, although this is very unlikely. You may feel low or isolated at times, especially in the early weeks, but it generally improves with time. If you feel very low, it may be worth talking to your GP. Attending a support group and talking to others in similar situations can help, but if you feel uncomfortable talking to strangers face to face, an online support group like the one here at behindthegray.net can also help. In the post-credits scene, Ottway and the alpha wolf present a breathtaking and powerful moment as they lie dying and exhausted together following their intense battle. Despite the ferocity of their fight, an uncanny bond has been made between the man and the animal. The headaches continue to get worse. The neurofatigue is crippling. I was waking up at 6 every morning feeling like I haven't slept at all, forcing myself out of bed. Then about 2 in the afternoon, I would slowly start to dwindle my energy down, and by 5 or 6 I was asleep. I had gotten my license reinstated two weeks after being out, but I was really afraid to drive alone. months is still very early on in your recovery. Dont be so hard on yourself and dont forget you have had all this extra stress and worry on top of your brain trying to recover and function as normal. Anyone that has gone through what you have and are would be feeling a little lost, down, overwhelmed.We recommend using an alias when you join which means you can keep your identity anonymous whilst online. The community aims to help by providing the answers to your questions that you otherwise might spend time worrying about or searching for an answer. The community of our shared experience is what we have in common. You are not alone. I will admit this is going to be long, but I have a lot to get off my chest. The depression is almost crippling, and I do not know where to turn. Continue forward, and after a few twists and turns, you’ll see a monstrosity called a fumer appear. When this happens, turn around and run away. Pay attention to the sound, which is basically creepy ambient noise. You’re hiding at this point, and when the sounds return to normal, it’s safe to resume your journey. Carnahan ultimately cut the final fight scene after a discussion with the film's editor, Roger Bart, who told the director:

The film also earned a place on A.O. Scott's list of the year's ten best films, [19] and Slate film critic Dana Stevens included it in her runners-up for the year's best movies. [20] Film critic Richard Roeper also had The Grey in his top 10 best movies of 2012 list, placing it at number 3. [21] And there stood my husband, love of my life, trying to understand it all, visiting me everyday and when I came home trying to get me to all appointments and make sure I didn't fall or forget my pills...I am sad to say it took me a while to feel his pain going through this...When I eventually made my first car journey, I had to drive with the air conditioning blasting on my face; I needed to feel the cold, needed to feel awake. It felt so very weird and also very scary. Even my feet didn't feel as though they were part of my body. I seemed to over emphasise every movement that before the SAH, would have been so normal. I just didn't feel in control, it wasn't me in this body that I had returned home with. Joining an online support group can often be an excellent way of coping with your illness. Recovery for many can mean months and even years of adjusting to a different life after SAH.

The administrators and moderators (the Team Members) reserve the right to edit or remove any post at any time. The determination of what is construed as acceptable or not as noted in these rules is up to the Team Members and not the users. Repeated violations of the above rules may lead to the user being warned or banned from the forums. Short term memory is often affected following a subarachnoid haemorrhage and memories of the event and the time spent in hospital is often very vague.As i said before, it just takes time, little steps. Feel free to join in the daily banter in the Green Room. We are a friendly bunch. As soon as you take the clown key, molded will appear. Most are four-legged molded. The first will crawl into the area around the clown machine. Two more will appear when you leave that area. The shotgun makes short work of them. There’s also a fumer. Use your pistol’s RAMROD ammo on it. Ottway urges Luke to let her "take you", which is open to interpretation, but it feels like Ottway is instructing Luke to let those memories guide him through the pain and into whatever comes next. The deaths of Flannery (Joe Anderson) and Hernandez (Ben Hernandez Bray) not only emphasize the very real threat the wolves pose to the survivors' lives but also erase any sense of invulnerability the remaining men have after the crash. While neither of these characters has the opportunity to reflect on their mortality, their brutal endings catalyze the dialogue that comes later about the subject.