I may be the only member, but who knows.

A subdural hematoma is a rare completely f-Ed up brain surgery, I had one last June.

The odds of actually ever getting a subdural hematoma at all are about 1 in 30 thousand. The odds of living through my actual surgery was 5 percent or less. What are the odds a pinsider has also had this surgery? Pretty high, but it wouldn't suprise me anymore.

Peace friends.

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My nuerosurgeon is in mission Viejo California c nwagu pronounced wagoo. He is a rock star. Operated on my brain all 3 times. I'm pretty sure he was on vacation when my third emergency, the hematoma occurred. Still he did it. I'm putting him on my Christmas list for the rest of my life. I'm not kidding.

Thanks robin I really do want to be the only member. If noe of you ever have this surgery it is very good. I think the odds are very bad anyone else can even join!

Look at that. I just met a second member of my club. Only took 8 months.

His surgery was different than mine. Easier. Good for him! Truly.

The subdural hematoma club is a lot like the day after thanksgiving. For turkeys.

Very quiet...

The usual subdural is bad. Up to 70percent fatality.

My subdural was complicated to a five percent chance to live.

This guy I met had a similar experience.

His operation was fairly routine and it really didn't affect him mentally or physically, long term.

Mine has devastated me. (Permanently)

But it was my third brain surgery so / most others don't have it as bad as I did.

On the other hand.

I am very fortunate in many other ways. The rest of my life is this bizarre adventure now, I can embrace it or die.