Chiari Malformation - Diagnosis and Treatment

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  • Опубликовано: 3 апр 2018
  • Dr. Robert Friedlander discusses the diagnosis and treatment of Chiari Malformation.
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  • @sallyhoffberg8224
    @sallyhoffberg8224 11 месяцев назад +26

    I had surgery 19 years ago for chiari malformation and syringomyelia at Toronto western hospital . They removed a piece of my skull . I have an MRI every year to make sure nothing has change . I am one lucky lady I had the right doctor .

    • @sandywhat2429
      @sandywhat2429 6 месяцев назад +1

      You are lucky. I'm in Saskatchewan begging for my life. Too sick to travel.

    • @BrandyRichardson-si9iz
      @BrandyRichardson-si9iz 4 месяца назад +1

      @@sandywhat2429I’m in Saskatchewan and just got diagnosed with this and have been referred to Neurology. It was seen on a CT scan 10 year ago and nobody told me. Now I’m fainting, having involuntary movements, eye twitching etc.

    • @sandywhat2429
      @sandywhat2429 4 месяца назад

      ​@@BrandyRichardson-si9iz so you haven't seen a neurosurgeon yet? How sick are you on a scale of 1-10? I'm almost ready to give up.
      Do you want to connect somehow? That's fine if not. ❤

  • @sandywhat2429
    @sandywhat2429 5 лет назад +158

    One of the BIGGEST problems with all of this- is many of us don't have chiari specialists.

    • @trishayamada807
      @trishayamada807 4 года назад +27

      AS W and when diagnosed and you get zero help and are told antidepressants would help or birth control. Um excuse me, I’m not depressed, I’m in pain.

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад +4

      My brother has a 7 m cerebellum sagging while sneezing while coughing up and getting into my head pains, but doctors say it does not stem?

    • @trishayamada807
      @trishayamada807 4 года назад +2

      Leesin oh the sneezing or coughing trigger the head pain. So many doctor said are just so poorly informed on this condition.

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад +5

      @@trishayamada807 My brother went to 15 different brain surgeons said different words is not caused by this disease diary every day I'm tired of suffering

    • @trishayamada807
      @trishayamada807 4 года назад +6

      Leesin and I was told it was hormonal. It’s just horrible that doctors can be so uneducated and so vain to think they could be wrong.

  • @tank9758
    @tank9758 3 года назад +25

    Beautiful explanation. Currently in medical school and this short video helped me put Chiari malformations into perspective effectively. Thank you

  • @snicole042
    @snicole042 Год назад +2

    This is an excellent and informative video I've seen yet. Thank you!!!!

  • @michellelawson7399
    @michellelawson7399 7 месяцев назад +3

    I had the Surgery Dr Fredlander is awesome

  • @WanieB
    @WanieB 2 года назад +17

    I have known about my Chiari malformation since 2013. It's been down played and dismissed as nothing and been causing problems this whole time. 😢 Thank you for this information it has been very helpful.

    • @yourdesibuddy
      @yourdesibuddy 2 года назад +3

      Are you fine now ??. What are the complications you got after treatment done

  • @katlynwebb8474
    @katlynwebb8474 4 года назад +2

    Letaria I’ve had 30 neurosurgeries and I look towards famous women through history for courage,diligence for times like this.

  • @margaretjudice8944
    @margaretjudice8944 2 года назад +1

    Great information! Thank you for sharing!

  • @perijetton9275
    @perijetton9275 2 года назад +8

    I was decompressed and it was huge help!

  • @thatrezchick7873
    @thatrezchick7873 3 года назад +22

    i was just diagnosis with chiari malformation, and i will see a surgeon in about two weeks! i have a lot of anxiety about this! watching this video was very helpful but still makes me super scared for surgery :(

    • @ryancooper2976
      @ryancooper2976 3 года назад +2

      Meto ive add a loads of surgery but nowt like this not on head im dreding it hope it works out for u

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад +4

      Did u do the surgery

    • @gillypiexo
      @gillypiexo 2 года назад +1

      are you okay?

    • @MrErick1160
      @MrErick1160 2 года назад +1

      Hey what were your symptoms? I’ve had headaches and vestibular migraines 24/7

    • @prasannakumar-cl9fu
      @prasannakumar-cl9fu 2 года назад +1

      @@MrErick1160 how many mm herinates did you go for surgery

  • @basitshah3394
    @basitshah3394 4 года назад +3

    Comprehensive video...

  • @cherylgrant4668
    @cherylgrant4668 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for this information. It's a world better than I have been told. Now to work with my doctors to get me fixed up 💜💜.

  • @suzzanimalchannel1030
    @suzzanimalchannel1030 3 года назад +61

    I had the surgery 2 years ago, but my symptoms are back worse than they ever been. I know everyone is different but I'm so scared, I'm so sorry to even mention this, but in this comment section I feel like I'm not alone with this. Im waiting on another MRI and Im hoping something else can be done to help me.

    • @lorettawashingtonmorris6231
      @lorettawashingtonmorris6231 3 года назад +12

      Hi, when mine came back it was different this time, to later find out that I had scar tissue from the last surgery sixteen years ago. I wasn't prepared for this surgery mentally and physically this time. While healing Covid 19 decided to come here. I was so weak in my body also sixteen years older. Keep your head up and rest after your surgery.

    • @suzzanimalchannel1030
      @suzzanimalchannel1030 3 года назад +4

      @@lorettawashingtonmorris6231 Thank you so much and Im sorry your going through it all over again also. 😢

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад

      So do u recommend doing the surgery

    • @datura5360
      @datura5360 2 года назад +4

      My son had his 1st chiari decompression surgery in January 2009. In march of 2020 he had another surgery for the syrinx. It wasn't successful. This past week he had another surgery for the syrinx starting from the base of the skull to C-6. They placed a tube through the cyst that drains down his spine. He is now 25 years old. They told us that the tube inside the cyst can get scar tissue and eventually he'll need to have this surgery again.

    • @gillypiexo
      @gillypiexo 2 года назад +1

      @@datura5360 that sounds so scary :( how did you guys make it through that and dealing with it now?

  • @canadianstudmuffin
    @canadianstudmuffin 2 года назад +5

    I found out I have this a few months ago. Waiting to see a neurologist... just constant neck and shoulder pain, plus always have numb hands and feet.

  • @sportslifestyle.
    @sportslifestyle. Год назад +5

    I’m currently 13. But when I was 2 I had my first of two surgeries for this. I remember the headaches were just unbearable and all the different things they tried the headaches would just not go away. Still do this day I have terrible headaches and throw up about once a week

  • @Carlos-nz3vi
    @Carlos-nz3vi Год назад +10

    My mom had GBM in her left frontal lobe. She was sleeping all day so we took to the hospital and that’s when they told us that there’s a new tumor that’s pushing down her spinal cord. It was located in the 4th ventricle and hydrocephalus of the brain. They said it showed sign of tonsillar herniation. They offered us surgery but it wouldn’t improve her quality of life.
    So we decided not do it. Now she passed, about a month ago, peacefully. I don’t think my mom would have wanted a surgery that wouldn’t improve her health. I hope I made the right decision for her.

    • @aetheriusrex
      @aetheriusrex Год назад

      Surgery of these delicate regions can cause more pain and suffering. I think you made the right decision.

    • @1773JC
      @1773JC 11 месяцев назад +1

      I'm 69 years old and my chiari was found 3 months ago. After living (if it can be called living) all my life with pain and other symptoms I'm saying "no thanks" to getting my head split open. However, Just knowing, after all these years, that I wasn't crazy or lazy or irresponsible or imagining things is a tremendous relief.

    • @ilikejelly7890
      @ilikejelly7890 9 месяцев назад

      Sorry for your loss, that is tough. Michelle x

  • @ste575
    @ste575 5 лет назад +12

    Wow... reading all the comments I’m feeling lucky for having only 1 surgery when I was 10.

  • @docholliday4672
    @docholliday4672 4 года назад +18

    I've been battling chiari type 1 with epilepsy. My cognition and memory have been completely damaged. I had decompression, craniotomy (right frontal lobe), and a nasal CSF leak repair. The anxiety and panic attacks are worse than the condition

    • @pikepole0155
      @pikepole0155 3 года назад

      I have level 1 chiari

    • @dillydadally
      @dillydadally 3 года назад +3

      Can I ask a little about your nasal CSF leak? Did the Chiari Malformation cause it? How was it diagnosed? I'm pretty sure I have both a Chiari Malformation and a nasal CSF leak, but the doctors say I don't have a CSF leak because I'm a man without EDS or any trauma to the head, so they don't think there's any cause of it. In my mind, a Chiari Malformation causes intercranial hypertension which can then cause a CSF leak.

    • @me9860
      @me9860 2 года назад

      @@dillydadally go see a different doctor. If possible one who specializes in Chiari malformation.

    • @ciaramcadorywingard1782
      @ciaramcadorywingard1782 Год назад

      I swear my anxiety has been horrific lately and I’ve never been affected by it before. I knew it was something! How are you now friend?

    • @KarenHolliday-fy4ib
      @KarenHolliday-fy4ib 8 месяцев назад

      Hello,
      When I saw your username was DocHolliday with two LL's, I thought hmmm, its either a Tombstone fan or perhaps a long lost relative.
      My daughter, 15 y/o, has Chiari 1 malformation and we are going for our neurosurgery consult next week. I am afraid for her, but don't let it show. And your comments inspired me to want to ask more questions, as she's having terrible headaches, neck, and back pain. Plus her MRI showed significant crowding and some minor leaking, so I know they're not going to contemplate watching and waiting. I know its surgery time.
      Your comments suggested that a number of procedures didn't take away the anxiety that goes along with having any brain-based malfunction. But did it cure the Chiari issues? Do you still have neck, head, and shoulder pain?
      If you could do it over again, what are some questions or boundaries you would draw? Your help and insight means a lot. Thank you in advance.
      Best,
      Karen Holliday

  • @suiseseki
    @suiseseki 2 года назад +4

    Do you have any insight on the filum disease? Is it even studied? All I can find is from Europe and I have about 5 of the conditions correlated with the filum disease. I'd really like to learn about what options I have as an american citizen.

  • @julie1630
    @julie1630 2 года назад +3

    I have a mild issue and when I stood up and yell at a ballgame my head would feel like it woukd burst. So painful and as Id try to sit down I couldn't as more pressure. I went to Dr and he said just stop yelling. I didn't find out I had this until 30 years later.

  • @armanafromla7807
    @armanafromla7807 3 года назад +17

    I found out I have this a week ago. My headache has been progressively getting worse over the past month. After an MRI, they said I have Type 1 Chiari Malformation. I have occasional ringing in ears, dizziness, swallowing problems, numbness of the hands and legs (not often), and overall weakness and sensitivity to light. At first, I thought I was having panic attacks. For now, they have me on “Diamox” medicine to decrease the pressure, but I’ve been on the meds for 4 days and the symptoms have relieved a little. Tried going outside today and got massive migraine type headaches came back home and laid down. If surgery is necessary, I’m with it. I just don’t wanna feel this way again. I don’t work, can’t go out, nothing. It’s horrible.

    • @boost4043
      @boost4043 3 года назад +1

      Has it gotten better?

    • @alleshaxx1419
      @alleshaxx1419 3 года назад +4

      I am the exact same, I’m studying to be a lawyer because it’s my absolute dream but I feel it’s been sacrificed with how bad my chiari has been, I’m awaiting surgery and I hope treatment has been available for you too, it truly is horrible but it’s so nice that we can relate to the people who do have chiari too🥺

    • @aminasaeed5167
      @aminasaeed5167 2 года назад +1

      Did you anyone got surgery ?? Please tell its necessary to know for me that surgery is successful or not ?

    • @aminasaeed5167
      @aminasaeed5167 2 года назад +1

      Did u get surgery ?

    • @aminasaeed5167
      @aminasaeed5167 2 года назад +1

      I want surgery for syrinx

  • @RandyR
    @RandyR 3 года назад +3

    Diagnosed with Chari Malfornation 2 officially 11 years. Now adding Severe Spinal Stenosis. Was wondering if this is what led to a hole over an inch, on the left side of my head? Now have the xray proof. They want to do surgey but don't have the $$$. Am in constant pain. The twitches are shifting my head left. Started when I was 45. Went away an returned a third time in 2010

  • @jessijuniper7687
    @jessijuniper7687 3 месяца назад

    I found out that I had this after an MRI because I had fallen down the stairs and hit my head. I think it’s Stage 1? I have never had a headache that I could remember until my late 30’s and did have this weird thing where I would tilt my head to comb my hair and I would start to black out. Im in my mid 40’s now and I’m starting to get it checked out. My current primary doctor has been very supportive and that has been the reason I am looking into this. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have worried about this.

  • @shelbythompsoon
    @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +12

    I could tell something was wrong by age 10, I had dizzy spells & the back pain (cysts), never slept right, complained of pain alll the time. I was never managed or diagnosed. I just learned to live my life to my fullest. I started smoking weed by 16. And just being open to my pains and open to overcoming them, I have been able to brush off the pains with a little relaxation and herb inhalation. I’ve had it since birth and there’s no need to cut into the skull in order to “fix” the way one is born. I’ve heard very negative reviews on the surgery verse the natural pains and the after surgery pains. I’m an advocate for living with it.

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +5

      I studied dance for many years growing up. Chin up! My chin stays up always, happy or sad, my natural feelings between the head and the body know that I need to keep my chin up for good flow. Luckily I’ve always been in cheer or dance or on a stage where you have to look up and out all the time. My posture is my pet peeve. It hurts a little to have to constantly be up right but I know it’ll hurt more if I ignore it. Hope that helped you in some way.

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +1

      Diego I did not say my chin was out.

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +3

      Diego I have the cysts in my back from the Chiari. Those are painful but I live with it.
      I remember school and I remember the pain from being in school but I had my dance class every morning! Dance is not like track or volleyball. Dance is a much different activity for the body and spirit. It’s an elegance and a grace that teaches the body to be at ease while looking graceful. Learning how to appear at ease is essential to having chiari and dealing with the pains.
      I will continue to promote dance for chiari fighters. I may not explain it well over text because it’s a whole movement and process. Anyways keep moving is the idea I want to get access. Work the blood flow, understand what Flow is. Do yoga if you don’t like dance. It’s about not being stationary. Speak up for yourself when others don’t understand the pain and keep on keeping on. (Say no to video games too, watch like Board Game Mikes instead, he’ll play all the good ones for you)

    • @Diego-ye3go
      @Diego-ye3go 5 лет назад

      Shelby Thompson. ruclips.net/video/GbGSvAEkE68/видео.html

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +4

      Diego I’m empowered by your words! You are not me and I cant say you haven’t been better off but I can believe that you will be, at least now, with all the new knowledge and challenges you face. In my own life my challenges are strengthening my mind and spirit. Decisions have always been difficult because of the cloudiness in This fast pace society/ school system/ job force (you name it, people want you to move faster) but you are special because you know that faster is not better. Taking time to feel the right and stray from the wrong (bad posture bad diet no exercise etc) I feel as though we are all open minded people and I also feel as though we are evolve specimens. We teach doctors about us. And we get to learn differences and similarities. And we get to evolve. Chiari can be joyful once one decides they are not afraid of their truth.

  • @casio9314
    @casio9314 2 года назад +2

    Could there be any complications out of this surgery? I got type 2, born with spina bifida and threaded cord. I've read that this is normal having all of these things together but I just got the news of having this and I'm scared that this could lead to further paralysing or if I don't have the surgery that it will lead to something bad too.

  • @cassie.minimalist
    @cassie.minimalist Год назад +1

    I love how the subtitles say "caramel formation"😅

  • @moosestubbings1853
    @moosestubbings1853 Год назад

    I have LDS TYPE3(S-MAD-3)and was diagnosed with arnold-chiari malformation in 2010 and I used to pass out,have seizures,and had bad headaches all the time.
    I started using medical marijuana and these symptoms disappeared completely overnight,and the relief can last up to 12hrs per dose.
    I cannot tolerate surgery well and had an aortic root replacement in 2009 that has a monster hernia protruding from the inner incision(didnt heal right)

  • @mariagonzalez-rk3dt
    @mariagonzalez-rk3dt 3 года назад +1

    Yo padezco la ataxia de arnol chire desde hace ocho años no camino necesito ayuda soy de Venezuela gracias..

  • @jenniferlord8378
    @jenniferlord8378 Год назад +1

    I have just got a MRI 4/31/23 and was diagnosed with Chiari Malformation on May 1st the neck/spine doctor has sent me to a neurosurgeon in fact I am scheduled tomorrow 5/12/23. My symptoms are roaring in my head I say this because when I plug my ears I can still hear it and it’s loud. I have difficulty completing simple tasks ie: I seem to have trouble with hand eye coordination or something it’s hard to say but I kind of get stuck. I’ve been thinking that I may be exhibiting signs of Alzheimer’s. Migraines have been an issue since nursing school and vomiting is pretty aggressive too as I end up vomiting on the wall and floor too every time. These symptoms I thought were from meds or other autoimmune diseases I have. This is an unknown area for me I know nothing about this never heard of it until two weeks ago

  • @shaunwarburton5974
    @shaunwarburton5974 4 года назад +2

    i HAD THIS AND OTHER PROBLEMS WITH A BONE GROWING INTO MY BRAIN, AFTER SURGERY WAS FINE THEN TWO YEARS LATER STARTED WITH hydrocephalus AND HAD A SHUNT PUT IN MY BRAIN AND AM ALWAYS GETTING NECK AND HEADACHES?

  • @andrealopez1325
    @andrealopez1325 4 года назад +4

    My son is 7, and was diagnosed when he was 8 months.

  • @abandonedlol4380
    @abandonedlol4380 4 года назад +8

    Funfact:
    I am suffering Chiari right now I'm recovering at home but my neck hurts like heck, also my head. It is very painful but it's worth it after.

    • @markdaly8604
      @markdaly8604 4 года назад

      Hi I hope you are feeling better I just want too know my daughter was told last week she has chiari malformation type one and it won't affect her I'm still so worried can I ask what type you have and thank you so much

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад

      How are your symptomes now ? Has it improved

  • @spokenenglish1173
    @spokenenglish1173 2 года назад +1

    I understand surgery for this issue in 1997. In 2011, I developed fear of falling and frozen shoulders.
    Can any expert comment on my issue?

  • @Rameshkumar-ft1ic
    @Rameshkumar-ft1ic 2 года назад +1

    Syrinx c3 to D11 after chirai I malformation operated before 2 years. What I do sir?

  • @sandywhat2429
    @sandywhat2429 3 года назад +3

    How many people have brainstem and cerebellum tonsils hanging down?

  • @ArchitectOfTheApocalypse
    @ArchitectOfTheApocalypse 2 года назад +1

    Just got diagnosed with this. Oh man.

  • @lorettawashingtonmorris1739
    @lorettawashingtonmorris1739 4 года назад +2

    My came back after fifteen years. Waiting to see a surgeon.

    • @omargdottin
      @omargdottin 4 года назад

      Did you get surgery before?? Or you mean that you been off symptoms for fifteen years?

    • @lorettawashingtonmorris1739
      @lorettawashingtonmorris1739 4 года назад

      February of this year went back for another surgery, my head hurts so bad, its rough maybe cause I'm older.

    • @omargdottin
      @omargdottin 4 года назад

      @@lorettawashingtonmorris1739 how you doing after your surgery??they performed the decompression again?

    • @lorettawashingtonmorris1739
      @lorettawashingtonmorris1739 4 года назад +1

      @@omargdottin Thank you for asking. I'm weak in my body and my head hurts a lot. The dizziness is gone. Trusting God for my healing.

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад

      @@lorettawashingtonmorris1739 did ur get better

  • @anandakash2505
    @anandakash2505 2 года назад +3

    Really nice video sir..
    There is a slight correction sir.
    We remove C1 posterior arch.C1 doesn’t have a lamina per se.
    Otherwise you have wonders sir.
    Thank you
    Dr anand neurosurgeon

    • @Willow0322
      @Willow0322 Год назад +1

      Perhaps you meant that C1 doesn't have a classic "body"? The posterior arch of C1 is formed by lamina.

  • @waynehall8633
    @waynehall8633 5 лет назад +6

    my sister was diagnosed about 15 years ago I'm supposed to get checked but have not yet done so although I do have a lot of symptoms that are getting worse

    • @harishhvharish1179
      @harishhvharish1179 4 года назад +1

      Does she got medicated

    • @ryanweston9677
      @ryanweston9677 4 года назад

      What type of symptoms? Medication is usually not prescribed

    • @prasannakumar-cl9fu
      @prasannakumar-cl9fu 2 года назад

      @@harishhvharish1179 I m Indian chiari 1malformation, 7mm herniation it need surgery

  • @CleAnthony
    @CleAnthony 2 года назад +1

    Lol I don't understand the music choice, but nice explanation thanks!

  • @shalugillkhokhar5902
    @shalugillkhokhar5902 3 года назад +2

    My son age of 19 months only had ,open spine bifida and chiari meliformation with syrnix and tethered cord..Does All Surgeries successful for babies..

  • @katieoleary1297
    @katieoleary1297 4 года назад +34

    Vertigo. Why do they never say vertigo.

  • @Jafodil
    @Jafodil 6 месяцев назад

    When the headaches radiate from front to back, would this potentially be a migraine trigger, or would migraine be something entirely different.

  • @nopretribrapture2318
    @nopretribrapture2318 5 лет назад +5

    i have these symptoms and more..yet doctors won't give me an Mri scan.been seeking help for thirty years. Now middle aged and give up..bed bound now.

  • @romgtr
    @romgtr 5 лет назад +9

    I had my chiari decompression surgery about a year ago. The coughing and sneezing headaches have been cured however my hands are still numb and my syrinx is still quite large almost the same as presurgery. What other options are available? Is there a way to suck out the brain fluid in the syrinx?

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад +2

      I have the same complaints why is it pressure my brother please help me I'm tired of the pain every day

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад

      I have a 7 m cerebellum sagging, but the doctor says your complaints aren't due to this.

    • @joegarcia2400
      @joegarcia2400 3 года назад +1

      I believe there is this thing called shunts. They use those to drain the syrinx

  • @elymcgowan8846
    @elymcgowan8846 5 лет назад +6

    Going for my first surgery beginning in the new year

    • @tsizzle1128
      @tsizzle1128 5 лет назад

      Ely McGowan how are you now?

    • @QuarantinePanaSoNiC
      @QuarantinePanaSoNiC 5 лет назад +1

      T Sizzle the dead cannot respond

    • @thefakeericmitchell6028
      @thefakeericmitchell6028 4 года назад

      Just had mine 2 weeks ago. This guy however, might be dead honestly....

    • @Luciano7NY
      @Luciano7NY 4 года назад +2

      Don’t say something if you’re not sure

    • @OscarModzz
      @OscarModzz 4 года назад +2

      He probably just hasnt logged into the account since. You shouldnt comment things like that because a lot of people on this video are suffering from it and awaiting surgery

  • @stevenn8255
    @stevenn8255 3 года назад +2

    I was told 2 weeks ago I had chari. I was only told about it, it wasn't explained to me that my symptoms are coming from this. However, I get the headache when I tilt my head back, I get visual issues like light sensitivity, palinopsia, black dots in vision. More so when I lay down. My head tilts and it feels like its squishing my occipital area. I managed to get an appointment in 2 weeks after only seeing her a few weeks ago. Which is surprising. So I'm guessing it warnts more attention that we initially thought. Do these symotms sounds like it could be caused by chari ?

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  • @enriquemunoz6553
    @enriquemunoz6553 4 года назад +1

    Im 13 and im getting this surgery soon they have been holding off the surgery for years but i need it now if we waited longer i could stop breathing

  • @browneyestara7034
    @browneyestara7034 5 лет назад +8

    I have this had my first two surgeries this year

    • @sammoo5300
      @sammoo5300 5 лет назад +1

      Why two surgeries??

    • @browneyestara7034
      @browneyestara7034 5 лет назад

      Sam Moo I had an emergency surgery when I got home I had a bad headache and thought I had a bad cold every time I laid down which ever side a laid on the back of my head would swell on that side I thought it was normal I kept calling my doctor the one that did my surgery and was told it was normal due to the fact that I had just had surgery ok a month goes by it gets worse doctor telling me the same thing until on morning I woke up and fluid was running down my back I went to the doctors office and had to have emergency surgery

    • @sammoo5300
      @sammoo5300 5 лет назад +1

      Oh I am so sorry I hope you are better now
      And how are you now?
      Where did you have the surgery??
      For me I will see my doctor end of this month
      I am suffering from dizziness all the time and some time headache
      I can not work because of the dizziness
      I do not know what should I do

    • @markph0204
      @markph0204 5 лет назад +2

      Sounds like you were leaking fluid from your brain - when they close up your dura - if it doesn't take it can leak causing exactly what you described.

    • @thefakeericmitchell6028
      @thefakeericmitchell6028 4 года назад +1

      Same stuff happened to me... I had to have 3 surgeries and my most recent one getting a shunt put in my brain. I fucking hate this

  • @raysha9932
    @raysha9932 2 года назад +2

    I hate that they dnt go into depth people think this is non life threatening but i just had to get emergency surgery because i was going to end up in a wheelchair my symptoms where so advanced my doctor said the worse hes ever seen so to people not living with these symptoms the pain is not that bad but to us is the difference between waking up out of bed stiff as a rock unable to properly function. I had my surgery may 9 2022 17 weeks pregnant. So no its not just a little imbalance constantly choking on your own saliva and numbness if i didn’t get this surgery i was going to end up a paraplegic

  • @skyplays543
    @skyplays543 3 года назад

    I found out my stem is 4mm and if it reach 5 I need surgery please let me know if I’m critical atm because my doctor said I have to wait until it reaches 5??

  • @tahireyyubov7086
    @tahireyyubov7086 Год назад

    hello, my father also has kiari 2. is there a solution for this? can it be fixed?

  • @tammypmartin3460
    @tammypmartin3460 4 года назад +4

    I have this with EDS and aneurism. I cannot have this surgery unless severe emergency due to 5 cervical fusions. I was told if they did this o would never be able to hold my neck up again

  • @carlitodefriko6641
    @carlitodefriko6641 2 года назад +4

    I lost most of my hearing on left side,visión issues,vértigo and numbnes in my left hand and foot..was told i was gonna have to learn to live with it..i just turned 50 and had open heart surgery 8 Years ago..most of my life i was into fitness/bodybuilding..can happen to anyone.

  • @DirtyNinez
    @DirtyNinez 6 лет назад +3

    I'm just waiting for an opening atm for a Cine MRI to confirm that I have this. Besides the blinding migraines I'm also losing feeling in my left arm/leg. Never even knew about this malformation until I had a migraine that lasted for 4 days straight.

    • @billieeyelashhh4613
      @billieeyelashhh4613 5 лет назад

      Matt Butler Yeah it sounds like you have it. You should talk to your doctor about getting an MRI. I have Chiari Malformation type 1.

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +1

      Try smoking weed. I swear to god it’s a life saver. I have chairi type 2. I’m at bay and happy to not be getting the invasive surgery. Weed works.

    • @MyEyesBled
      @MyEyesBled 3 года назад

      Redefine

  • @llllllllll9577
    @llllllllll9577 4 года назад +7

    My uncle had this. Had the surgery and then stroked out (he was over 300 lbs) so don't get freaked out- sadly we lost him. He was a vegetable but I could feel like he knew what was going on he just did not or could not communicate.

  • @2Wangjxl
    @2Wangjxl 5 лет назад +4

    I have headaches but they aren’t brought in by coughing, sneezing or lifting a heavy object. I as well have ringing in ears

    • @Starship_.
      @Starship_. 4 года назад

      Same

    • @Starship_.
      @Starship_. 4 года назад

      Wait no i think i might. Might. Have this

    • @Idk-ff5uf
      @Idk-ff5uf 4 года назад

      Jessie Wang did you find out what it was?

    • @prasannakumar-cl9fu
      @prasannakumar-cl9fu 2 года назад

      Same, did you go for surgery

  • @Matt-zq8cz
    @Matt-zq8cz 3 года назад +1

    Can the Chiari be symptomatic if there is there is miminal flow posterior to the cerebellar hemispheres, but normal flow everywhere else? Or does it need to be a complete blockage to become symptomatic?

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  • @hailsann3515
    @hailsann3515 6 месяцев назад

    I have a chiari malformation and I also have generalized epilepsy and two big thyroid goiters, so everytime I go see a neurosurgeon they tell more risk than benefit and to follow up with all my other doctors, but I have massive issues with headaches, swallowing. Any ideas? Fellow chiari fighters?? My chiari is 11.00mm

  • @tessyoung3997
    @tessyoung3997 8 месяцев назад

    I was just told I have this and I'm terrified 😢

  • @davewhitlow2984
    @davewhitlow2984 3 месяца назад

    My daughter hasn't been diagnosed with this, but I'm wondering about the similarities with her symptoms. She has the tingling in her hands, headaches, & trouble sleeping. She also mentions not being able to "feel herself" sometimes. She said it was like a piece of glass was between her hands and body... Anyone else?

  • @amywalker1330
    @amywalker1330 3 года назад +4

    I was just recently diagnosed with this. My plan is to have surgery after the 1st of the year

    • @lydiaflores8746
      @lydiaflores8746 3 года назад

      Me too.. its only been a couple of months with symptoms and I'm ready to throw in the towel to get the surgery... but I just had surgery so I know I need to wait... im tired, exhausted, and most of all very very frustrated

    • @amywalker1330
      @amywalker1330 3 года назад

      I am just getting my 1st MRI of my neck and head on February 8th which is next Monday. I can't deal with the headaches at this point. I am still dealing with back issues after having back surgery 5 months ago

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад

      @@amywalker1330 how did it go ? Are the syntones gone ?

    • @amywalker1330
      @amywalker1330 3 года назад +1

      @@christelle5491 I haven't had surgery yet for my Chiari Malformation. I am dealing with back pain issues

    • @prasannakumar-cl9fu
      @prasannakumar-cl9fu 2 года назад +1

      @@amywalker1330 your surgery over

  • @annap1191
    @annap1191 Год назад

    Is this diagnosed from a brain MRI or a cervical spine MRI?

  • @sirgigglez
    @sirgigglez 5 лет назад +41

    Does this cause balance problems? Also feels like pressure on my back lower base of my head

    • @RussCobleigh
      @RussCobleigh 5 лет назад

      @@asassynation9955 I cant get an mri i have a pacemaker

    • @RussCobleigh
      @RussCobleigh 5 лет назад +1

      @@asassynation9955 did not have a ct scan til almost a year after my accident

    • @sirgigglez
      @sirgigglez 5 лет назад +2

      Thanks. I had all theese issues after a head injury last march 2018 on my forhead.

    • @Pernc2008
      @Pernc2008 5 лет назад +1

      It does with me, I have balance issues and I have vertigo, but other times I just drop t o the floor for no reason and nerve pain also, I now have nerve damage in one arm and they call it corpal tunell but it's not, unless that is in my arms and legs and shoulders and it rotates from one to the other

    • @penelope-oe2vr
      @penelope-oe2vr 5 лет назад +1

      Yes! I fall very often

  • @sydneii9714
    @sydneii9714 5 лет назад +18

    my head has been killing me for about 5 days it wakes me up in my sleep , when I sneeze and cough it hurts worse and even when I move my head it hurts my mum said I’m just having migraines how do I tell my doctor I need to be checked for this ? I know a couple of my friends have this

    • @yolandapaclibar3154
      @yolandapaclibar3154 5 лет назад +1

      sydneii n layla I’m having this right now. Pain when moving, sneezing, cough ing..

    • @moonbeamtipi5598
      @moonbeamtipi5598 5 лет назад +5

      You need an upright MRI to find out if it is the chiari or you can also have a cervical neck instability. Not many doctors have skills on this. It depends where you live. In the USA the expert on these things is Dr Paolo Bolognese in New York. Hope you get some help.

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад +1

      My brother has me 7 m sagging I have the same troubles while leaning up while coughing while moving my head doing the same 6 years get well

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад

      @@yolandapaclibar3154 My brother has me 7 m sagging I have the same troubles while leaning up while coughing while moving my head doing the same 6 years get well

    • @leesin5826
      @leesin5826 4 года назад

      My brother has the same I have a 7 m cerebellum prolapse but the doctor does not stem from these complaints get past the dio

  • @tristaadams7003
    @tristaadams7003 3 года назад +2

    Is chiropracric care safe for those with Chiari syndrome? I have ised it in the past to relieve headache and neck pain but now that I now I have this condition I'm not sure if the chiropractor is a safe option for me?

    • @tristaadams7003
      @tristaadams7003 3 года назад

      Thanks@BETHANY R Jimenez! As I've been doing more research I'm finding that you are correct and I also am a little sad about that!!

  • @SarahEWalsh
    @SarahEWalsh 4 года назад +1

    I have cerebellar ectopia from C1-C2 injury to transverse and alar ligaments with the same symptoms of chiari malformation. I'm currently looking for a surgeon who can fix both issues of instability and brainstem pressure. I have a 10mm synovial mass causing ventral cerebellar junction compression and foramen magnum stenosis. Please help! I've been injured for 7 years and recently saw Dr. FRANCK for diagnosis but cannot afford treatment.

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    • @MikSonus
      @MikSonus 3 года назад +1

      I hope you have found help? Maybe a go fund to help with costs. I totally understand the pain. It’s very challenging to live with. 💜🙏

  • @benjig-la2808
    @benjig-la2808 5 лет назад +2

    I’m just looking at this to see if I get surgery will it make the back of my neck more vulnerable to injury cuz I fight and play sports

    • @ryanweston9677
      @ryanweston9677 4 года назад

      I have hear that it can make the back of your head more vulnerable with a higher likelyhood of death if struck there.

    • @jbrooke1981jb
      @jbrooke1981jb 4 года назад

      U can break your c1 really easy after this surgery. But if you honestly have this like I did it becomes hard to live life. The headaches alone would stop you from playing your sports.

  • @orchideqvinox765
    @orchideqvinox765 4 года назад +2

    Do these things always display symptoms and/or require treatment? I have a Chiari Malformation (found accidentally during an MRI after an epileptic seizure) and I haven't really noticed anything like this video describes, at least not to an abnormal degree. The doctors haven't made a big fuss about it either and seem more concerned with my albeit mild epilepsy than anything.

    • @mad_dog2020
      @mad_dog2020 4 года назад +2

      I also found out I had chiari from an MRI after fainting alone and not remembering what happened. this was 10 years ago and I have minimal symptoms described here and have never had to do anything for it

    • @habib1849
      @habib1849 2 года назад +1

      @Melissa Sargeant did the symptoms go away after surgery? Currently same issue. Was diagnosed 8ish years ago, symptoms have gotten worse and am thinking of getting another mri to see if it's actually from the chiari

    • @habib1849
      @habib1849 2 года назад

      @Melissa Sargeant thanks, appreciate the experience and help. Yea the range of symptoms people have are increadible. So far I'm still good with using my hands and legs, but doing day to day stuff will give me a big headache, especially looking at screens or being in the sun for a while. I feel nauseous also quite frequently and in general just weak. So hopefully they recommend the correct treatment.

  • @eupdsuffering2502
    @eupdsuffering2502 8 месяцев назад

    I had an MRI and have a syrinx. It’s been played down and I’m told it isn’t the syrinx causing the symptoms it is FND. How can an neurologist know my symptoms aren’t from the syrinx and that they are from FND.

  • @cindyblanchard5202
    @cindyblanchard5202 5 лет назад +5

    I am in SHOCK, after so many MRI'S, how do you just find it. I was so sick as a child, constantly throwing up. Clumsy, now it's medium size and the surgeon says it's the most difficult surgery. Therefore he is leaving it

    • @JenniferLee-mx9yj
      @JenniferLee-mx9yj 5 лет назад +3

      They dont do the surgery unless its critical they do it. Im 33 been livin with the symptoms since i was a kid just found out i had it last year and the only reason they did the surgery is because i was at a 6 and it was blockin the flow of my spinal fluid, if you're 1-5 they wont do the surgery.

    • @tammypmartin3460
      @tammypmartin3460 4 года назад +1

      Usually by accident through MRI ct or surgery

    • @Applecoco5
      @Applecoco5 4 года назад

      Im sorry to hear that. Maybe changing doctors for a different opinion?

  • @julieryder8472
    @julieryder8472 2 года назад +3

    I have Chairi Malformation Type 1, the symptoms are horrendous. It's scary...

    • @lpadilla8914
      @lpadilla8914 Год назад

      Don't mind if I ask..what are/were your symptoms? Thanks

    • @bria8721
      @bria8721 Год назад

      I was diagnosed as well. Symptoms are crazy

  • @robertpardee9074
    @robertpardee9074 Месяц назад

    I had surgery 24 years ago I have atrophy of my left hand

  • @icantsleepstorms
    @icantsleepstorms 2 года назад +3

    I have chari 1. My doctors said it's no big deal and not to worry about it because it's only 2-3 cm herniated. I don't know what to do.

  • @Hugginsince79
    @Hugginsince79 3 года назад +1

    I have a appointment for this in a few weeks. Years of not knowing what’s wrong then my neighbor has procedure to fix.

    • @jaksonmixon9513
      @jaksonmixon9513 3 года назад +2

      Had my decompression surgery for chiari when I was 2 and I’m now 20 and no complications since. You got this!

    • @Hugginsince79
      @Hugginsince79 3 года назад +1

      @@jaksonmixon9513 Nothing was wrong thank goodness but they think my dizziness is all hormonal.

  • @angelofavignana
    @angelofavignana 4 года назад +1

    Can you help me

  • @MsDiesel2006
    @MsDiesel2006 Год назад

    I want to know why doctors dismiss this diagnosis. It’s like they don’t want to give the diagnosis even if a CM is found and symptoms are present.

  • @bethmare9141
    @bethmare9141 3 года назад +4

    I have 2.5cm cerebellur tonsils and I have little to no symptoms which is strange because of the size

    • @alleshaxx1419
      @alleshaxx1419 3 года назад

      Many people don’t have symptoms which sounds like a dream to me, but those who have severe symptoms that effect their day to day life will have treatment or surgery, I’m awaiting mine

    • @pallavims8147
      @pallavims8147 2 года назад

      It's 2.5mm or cms

    • @bethmare9141
      @bethmare9141 2 года назад

      @@alleshaxx1419 found out I’m getting decompression surgery too just waiting for the surgery date from my neurosurgeon

    • @prasannakumar-cl9fu
      @prasannakumar-cl9fu 2 года назад

      @@bethmare9141 if you don't have symptoms we you go for surgery

  • @shahidunboxing4288
    @shahidunboxing4288 3 года назад

    Any tricmant?

  • @lydiaflores8746
    @lydiaflores8746 3 года назад +1

    Half my face would half a painful numbness, pain behind the eye, tinnitus, nystagmus, all on the right side. As well as vertigo. All triggered by getting a bad infection in my tonsils that lasted over 2 months :/ crazy

    • @lydiaflores8746
      @lydiaflores8746 3 года назад +1

      @BETHANY R Jimenez I actually had to get them removed along with my adenoids

    • @lydiaflores8746
      @lydiaflores8746 3 года назад

      @BETHANY R Jimenez I hope estly have no idea.. I think the surgery/infection actually triggered the chiari cuz I was diagnosed with chiari 2 months AFTER the surgery

  • @joanyafonaro3376
    @joanyafonaro3376 Год назад

    Shortly after the surgery I developed syrinx so large it took two surgeries about a month apart that one paralyzed me, due to the amounts of antibiotics I end up with C-diff and ended up losing five feet of my intestines and a illeoscopy ( the spelling is just a guess). The

  • @ryancooper2976
    @ryancooper2976 3 года назад +1

    Can anyone help im 29 just been diagnosed with type one sevre headaches for 10 years mostly everyday its ruined my life i got told i add severe depression an aniexty maybe i did have symtoms for it but i really thought i add a brain tumour cus the pain is there everyday now but to get diagnosed just 4days ago my doctors need reporting they have dragged this out an now ive got to have surgery maybe if they did somet before i would of had a better life this thing as ruined me now stress now till the op. No painkillers help any suggestions please

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    • @ryancooper4618
      @ryancooper4618 3 года назад

      @BETHANY R Jimenez hi. Thanks for replying seen as you was only 1. My symptoms have not changed an the opperation only works 70% . It may not work im 30 now im not riskin. Maybe ill after just live with it i have done for 11 year. They said i add fibromyalgia to and it ended up malformation. An this all virus as not helped. Looks like tabs for rest of life. Take care an look after yourself be safe.

  • @michellelawson7399
    @michellelawson7399 7 месяцев назад

    I still have numbness and tingling ib my arms and legs

  • @haleylabelle6550
    @haleylabelle6550 4 года назад

    My aunt passed away from Arnold chari in 2014 ......worst day of my life when I found out she passed she was my insperation she used to paint with her mouth

    • @Rachel-Ida
      @Rachel-Ida 4 года назад +1

      What caused her to pass specifically? If you don’t mind me asking? I have this myself, I’m terrified for surgery next week but I know it has to be done.

    • @haleylabelle6550
      @haleylabelle6550 4 года назад

      @@Rachel-Ida she had a heart attack she was a very heavy weight lady .....plus the Arnold chari

    • @christelle5491
      @christelle5491 3 года назад

      @@Rachel-Ida did u do the surgery ? Did ur syntones go away

  • @sophiatsaloukidou613
    @sophiatsaloukidou613 2 года назад +1

    Syrinx found sirigomielia and pregabalini...

  • @Starship_.
    @Starship_. 4 года назад

    Sabre Norris has this and i think i might bit prob not

  • @a.j.marcantonio153
    @a.j.marcantonio153 2 года назад +4

    My cousin had this procedure done 2 years ago, they had to remove part of her skull.

  • @mushtaqking6634
    @mushtaqking6634 3 года назад

    Arnold chiari malformation bamari ka ilaj batay

  • @mushtaqking6634
    @mushtaqking6634 3 года назад

    Arnold chiari malformation bamari ka ilaj batay urdu

  • @HollysLocket
    @HollysLocket 4 года назад +6

    I just found out I have this but don’t want to have the surgery.. like can I just take medication instead for all of my symptoms 😩

    • @camilo678
      @camilo678 4 года назад

      What are your symptoms? If you don't mind me asking

    • @kaneshacarter7790
      @kaneshacarter7790 3 года назад +1

      How are you now

  • @alexoprita7221
    @alexoprita7221 3 года назад +1

    Tfw ur just a med student learning about this condition and not actually having experienced it like 90% of the comment section

  • @aztrixneho3778
    @aztrixneho3778 Месяц назад

    Just found out yesterday i have this . And im 33years old .😂😂

  • @Parallel-ig8ts
    @Parallel-ig8ts 3 года назад

    Kesini gara2 dayana like

  • @esimp754
    @esimp754 4 года назад +1

    I've got a 2cm chiari malformation the doctors have said not to operate as I show no symptoms at all. It's a weird situation since it's relatively large

    • @bethmare9141
      @bethmare9141 3 года назад +1

      Same ! Mines 2.5

    • @esimp754
      @esimp754 3 года назад

      @@bethmare9141 It's a weird one honestly. I do find it hard to forget about as they told me to try and forget about it live life normally until I show symptoms.

    • @esimp754
      @esimp754 3 года назад

      @BETHANY R Jimenez mines 2cm or 20mm

    • @esimp754
      @esimp754 3 года назад +1

      @BETHANY R Jimenez I fear it though every day and it's taken a toll on me just through worrying about the slightest things that could be a symptom. Although my surgeon has me do an MRI every three months I think it's now turned into a case study.

    • @esimp754
      @esimp754 3 года назад

      @BETHANY R Jimenez it's my second year of diagnosis. I've also had to take consultation on if I should take my menACWY.

  • @jaydahost
    @jaydahost Год назад

    I had this surgery at 3 years old n I was told I have a rod in place

  • @funnyworld1921
    @funnyworld1921 4 года назад +1

    I operate this disease 2 times with the difference of 5 years second time it's better Now i want to survive with exercise and walk which exercise is better for me??

    • @noormohammad7856
      @noormohammad7856 3 года назад +1

      Bro I have also chiari malformation type 2 before 1 month i have surgery now looking how going on I hope
      in sha Allah going good nd better
      in sha Allah I prayer for u also himself offcurs

  • @christinabaggett1810
    @christinabaggett1810 4 года назад +5

    I have chiari malformation 1. This shit painful and agg . i want my normal life back . I cry a lot I'm fucking depressed I have swallowing problems. I trip over stuff that ain't there 😂 (balance)
    I'm thinking about having the surgery. But no1 have spots available. So I may have to travel😓

    • @tiadewitt8482
      @tiadewitt8482 3 года назад +1

      i have chiari 1 also. my headaches get get so unbearable sometimes. to the point where i can’t get up or get out of my bed to do the most simplest things. i go to get another mri next month, and if it’s worse or not better at all, i have to get a surgery. i personally want it. i believe that if i get it it’ll be okay since ofc they’re trained to perform the surgery. but since i’m a minor, i would have to have my moms permission. my mom doesn’t want me to get it bc she thinks something will happen. i’ve realized that the main reason she’s worried is because if something did go wrong she’ll lose me :( idk what to do.

    • @lpadilla8914
      @lpadilla8914 Год назад

      @@tiadewitt8482 Hello did you ever opt for, and did mom give you the blessing to have surgery?

    • @BSJow
      @BSJow 10 месяцев назад

      @@tiadewitt8482 how its going?

  • @crazyvidzetc4287
    @crazyvidzetc4287 4 года назад

    Yo has anyone got surgery from it ?

  • @shelbythompsoon
    @shelbythompsoon 5 лет назад +1

    I was given a medical marijuana card to help and the products HELP, I recommend it to everyone’ #florida #legalizeit #chiarimalformation

    • @VincentGonzalezVeg
      @VincentGonzalezVeg 4 года назад

      What do you find to be most effective both for internal use and topicals?

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 4 года назад

      The company Trulieve offers more medical options like “capsules” filled with THC CBD CGB oil. That is a powerful option. And then if I’m not exactly ready to be knocked out by the stuff- I’ll take some THC CBD CGB powder, which is powderized marijuana. I can stir it into my tea or coffee or beverage easily. Lastly, they offer straight weed in all options (30 options) so you can try and focus in on the best smokable for you- India verse sativa.... I don’t personally like the vape option or the “shatter”. Capsule oil, powder THC, and regular flower weed for smoking. That’s why helps me. Thanks for asking! Please go and like and subscribe to my channel if you want! Hopefully going to post some medical content soon.

    • @shelbythompsoon
      @shelbythompsoon 4 года назад +1

      I actually haven’t tried topicals because it’s just not where my problems are. People say pot smokers are so lazy and lethargic but it’s just not true- I feel completely happy to say I am a college grad with two degrees, an IB diploma and I work for a million dollar company. Let the medicine do it’s work for you. Don’t be afraid of it.

    • @VincentGonzalezVeg
      @VincentGonzalezVeg 4 года назад

      @@shelbythompsoon Firstoff~ thank you for responding and that sounds fucking amazing and I agree
      people not doing things is probably other things going on
      I love doing labor on the herb
      yeah I just want to look at options,my girlfriend has it but seems to have fundimental misunderstandings about cannabis and I would like to know more about why you enjoy it-
      I use it every day because I have genral aches and I don't produce emzimes to breakdown sugars in the group known as 'fodmaps'
      it has hurt at an 7 and 8 on the painscale for over a year-
      What makes this the best ever option for you?
      and how do you like to administer it? I prefer dab pens " vape carts" joints and Bowls
      But there's been concern expressed with the heat and particulates from combustion
      And I agree that the particulates are troublesome, I understand it's an set of androgenous chemicals
      Cannabanoid receptors and you can stress the body correctly to produce chemicals to interact with these receptprs to get a really nice high -runners high- I have the book 'cannabis pharmacy'
      But what what was your path in descovery that this medicine and food could help you
      Btw you can make edibles with just throwing the flower In your pancake batter
      That's why I save all my stems
      One time made blueberry pancakes that were edibles but also my breakfast and after a few I was like 'oh no it's too strong, but they look delicious and I'm hungry~ annd that was a fun night to perform on stage
      I recommend topical cannabis to everyone it's great after a shower to put around your joints and neck just because the gravity and human bodies are heavy
      It's great for after exercises
      Have a delightful day Shelby

  • @bigmattysamsung
    @bigmattysamsung 5 лет назад +7

    I have chiari I have had 4 big operations and about another 17 little ones

    • @romgtr
      @romgtr 5 лет назад +2

      Why 4 surgery? I had one in may and it cured my headache when I cough and sneeze abut I still have another constant headache on right side and numbness in the hands. I just had the MRI done and the syrinx still looks pretty big...

    • @tsizzle1128
      @tsizzle1128 5 лет назад +1

      Romano so what happened?