Actress Emilia Clarke, who three years ago revealed she suffered two aneurysms between 2011 and 2013, said Sunday (18/7), on the BBC’s “Sunday Morning” program, that she had lost part of her brain and is was lucky to stay alive and take it. She speaks.
In the interview, the “Game of Thrones” star stated that part of his brain “no longer exists” and described what he went through as excruciating. “It was the most excruciating pain, the massive vomiting, the struggle to stay conscious. I kept repeating my lines from the show (” Game of Thrones “) in my head. [pra ajudar]. If you are throwing up and have a headache, this is not good for your brain. I was 22 years old [quando teve o primeiro aneurisma]but it was useful to have “Game of Thrones” to focus and give me that purpose. “
Now healed, Clarke admitted that the aneurysms permanently affected her life. “There is a part of my brain that is no longer usable, and it is extraordinary that I am able to speak, sometimes in an articulate way, and to live my life in a completely normal way, without any consequences. minority of people who could survive, “he said.
He says he wants to laugh every time he remembers that part of his brain is gone. “Because he somehow shows how little we use our brains,” she explains.
In the year she revealed her health concerns, the star also founded the sameYou charity for people who have suffered brain injuries, just like her, to help with the emotional and mental recovery of anorexia survivors and stroke.
In 2020, he received the American Brain Foundation’s Public Leadership in Neurology Award for his efforts in raising awareness of neurorehabilitation.
Source: Terra
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