Summary
A mother in North Carolina noticed unusual symptoms in her young daughter, who was later diagnosed with a brain condition, cavernoma, after a hospital visit. The condition led to a brain bleed, resulting in urgent medical treatment. Over time, the child recovered without needing surgery.
Key Facts
- A North Carolina mom noticed her toddler had unusual symptoms like watery eyes and low energy.
- Doctors discovered the child had a cavernoma, a tangle of veins in the brain that can bleed.
- The toddler experienced a seizure and was transferred to a different hospital for further care.
- Initial concerns included nonaccidental trauma, leading to an investigation.
- The child avoided surgery and recovered with medication and observation.
- Three years later, the child is healthy, with no further seizures.
- The mother shared her experience online to raise awareness among other parents.
