after I arrived in Hospital .

Neurosurgery clipped the Bleed and I was slowly Stabilised, ad placed into an induced Coma on 31.05.2016

(1)he following stroke – consequences occurred in my episode

Sensation disorders Can only perceive sensations in individual areas of one half of the body to a limited extent or not at all. I only have20% MOBILITY and can only walk short distances with assistance, I use a wheelchair and have vastly reduced function in my left upper limb.🧑‍🦽♿♿

(2)Neglect and other attention deficit disorders

s a result of a condition called neglect, I tend to disregard the left side of my external surroundings, including my own body, which is a result of damage to the right hemisphere of my brain. Objects and stimuli located in the affected half of the space are ignored as if they are non-existent. Although my body still receives sensory inputs from the left side, I am not consciously aware of them, and I often do not notice anything in the empty space on my left. This condition has been improving, but it required extensive therapy initially.

In addition, I also suffer from speech and language disorders, which  are  a consequence of the brain damage I have Acquired

(3)speech and language disorders

Verbal communication can be impaired in different ways after a stroke So I count myself Lucky once again,. I did have some issues the speech area, or more precisely, a mild Aphasia: With this speech disorder, I could hardly make My thoughts known and became quickly frustrated often attempting to circumnavigate speech with mime and pencil on paper.
Aphasia

Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that occurs after damage to the language-dominant side of the brain (usually the left). Among patients with a first-time stroke, about 30 percent have aphasia.