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Room 23: Surviving a Brain Hemorrhage

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Room 23: Surviving a Brain Hemorrhage

By: Kavita Basi
Narrated by: Kavita Basi
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Kavita Basi had a wonderful life - a job she enjoyed, a wonderful family, and seemingly perfect health. Then an unexpected event took place and turned her entire world upside down. In Room 23, Kavita chronicles her time suffering from a subarachnoid hemorrhage - bleeding in the area of the skull surrounding the brain. With this diagnosis, Kavita went from being healthy and happy to battling a condition with a 50 percent mortality rate.

Following her challenging journey through near death and recovery, this memoir takes an exciting approach.

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©2018 Kavita Basi (P)2019 Kavita Basi Biographies & Memoirs Human Brain

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