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I had a  subarachnoid haemorrhage 26 years ago, this is an extremely serious type of stroke, I didn't feel a thing at the time and apart from a wee bit nausea and a sore neck there was no pain before I suffered a total collapse. I consider myself very lucky and I couldn't thank all the medical staff who cared for me in the months afterwards enough, of course I am only speaking from my experience but I do know a few others who suffered similarly and they all have different stories, but none of them ever tell of "pain".

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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My father had a stroke and said that he didn't know he had had one. He just suddenly lost use of his arm and hand, after "feeling a little funny". Then, he was told that it was a stroke.

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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I hope neither I nor anyone here ever answers that question from first-hand experience.

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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My wife had a minor stroke and she went numb down the left side,she is okay now,however she has atrial fibrillation,so she is on blood thinners.that will help with strokes..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

10 years ago. Rating: 9
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My father had a minor one yesterday. Not much pain, just became confused and disoriented.

10 years ago. Rating: 7
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Yes, if too many!

10 years ago. Rating: 6
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It link was a Carrera-filled afternoon, but when link it was all over, I said goodbye to both Jimmy and the watch, knowing I probably wouldn't run link into Mr. Butler anytime soon, but maybe the Tourbillon Polychrome and I will reunite in the future. Stay tuned.

5 months ago. Rating: 0
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