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Emilia Clarke Reflects on Her Journey After Two Brain Hemorrhages

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Emilia Clarke, renowned for her role in 'Game of Thrones', recently shared her struggles with two brain hemorrhages she experienced in her twenties during a speech at Variety’s Power of Women London event. Initially, she felt ashamed and overwhelmed by her diagnosis, which occurred in 2011 and 2013, and she struggled to recognize the long-term effects on her health. Clarke revealed that despite appearing to recover quickly, she faced ongoing challenges such as anxiety and fatigue, which she attributed to stress rather than her injuries. To help others, she founded the charity 'SameYou', aimed at supporting brain injury recovery. Now, at 39, Clarke feels rejuvenated, thanks to her work with neuroscientist David Putrino.

Key Details: • Clarke suffered brain hemorrhages in 2011 and 2013. • She founded the charity 'SameYou' to assist brain injury survivors. • Clarke emphasizes the long-term complexities of brain injury recovery.

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