Voices of Hope: Honoring Katelyn's Memory

Katelyn Caruso, passed away at the age of 31 due to a ruptured brain aneurysm. The impact of her loss was profound, that the grief of losing a loved one to a brain aneurysm is an ongoing and constant presence. Her family emphasizes the importance of research funding for brain aneurysms, as it affects 1 in 50 people and a rupture can be prevented with early detection.
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[@jonnie135]

sorry for your loss. I was in my 30's when they accidentally found a brain aneurysm. If I wouldn't have had a MRI or CT scan, I would have never known about it till possibly too late. I wish it was a choice to have a brain scan once every 10 years, starting at age 15 or so. As a possible preventative to give people a chance for either treatment or watch it. ❤

[@jaggaj-nq5jb]

It happened to me a year ago but I am one of the few lucky ones who survived this nightmare, but having three aneurysms in total I will never be completely healthy. Medications, tests, light physical activity, my whole life is subordinated to this. The fear that accompanies me with every headache I also have to accept in my future life. Of course I am grateful that God gave me a chance for a second life and I am very sorry for your loss. Despite the pain and sadness you have experienced it’s really wonderful that you are concerned about research in this field,the needs of financial support for brain research foundations. May God bless you❤

[@julielouque1992]

So very sad. Sudden and unpredictable.

[@jeffgraves1793]

I'm so sorry to hear about your daughter passing I went through the same thing I had a brain aneurysm 1 more day I would have not been here