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Wellness Wednesday: Morgan's Journey — Half I

By Editorial Board Published May 22, 2025 3 Min Read
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Wellness Wednesday: Morgan's Journey — Half I

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Might marks Nationwide Stroke Consciousness Month — a time to be taught and discuss what a stroke is, its signs, prevention, and remedy — and a younger household in St. Johns now is aware of this all too nicely.

At simply 33 years outdated, Morgan Hentemann suffered a number of strokes, cardiac arrest, and an anoxic mind damage, which happens when the mind is disadvantaged of oxygen, resulting in tissue harm.

Morgan’s husband, Stephen, says it began with a headache.

“There wasn’t anything really, other than the headache, that was triggering it,” Stephen defined. “Full speech. Full functionality. She got herself to the car, and she was in the hospital for three days.”

Morgan had suffered a hemorrhagic stroke — an emergency situation that happens when a weakened blood vessel ruptures, inflicting bleeding contained in the mind.

“Her aneurysm, somehow, even after being operated on previously, re-ruptured about 13 days after,” Stephen mentioned.

That is when Morgan went into two cardiac arrest occasions, back-to-back. Throughout the hour, Stephen discovered himself with the palliative care crew.

Morgan ICU 3

“In my mind, I couldn’t believe it. It was this idea of — the doctors were talking about how great her recovery was under the condition, and to be talking about that was like, I couldn’t process,” Stephen recalled.

He says, from there, Morgan was in a medically induced coma for a few month. Throughout that point, Stephen not solely needed to be there for her, but in addition for his or her 5 kids.

Hentemann interview

“I had to have the conversation with my oldest two, saying that I was going to go to Ann Arbor. I was going to be with their mom. I was going to do everything in my power to be able to give her the best outcome that I could. But I told them, frankly and truthfully, that I can’t promise that I’m bringing Mom home,” he mentioned.

However he was in a position to deliver Mother house. The Hentemanns say they’ve a protracted street forward, however Morgan did not cease combating then and she or he will not cease combating now.

You’ll want to tune in to six Information at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Might 28 for Half 2 of “Morgan’s Journey” as we dive into the outstanding strides she continues to make — from relearning how you can stroll and speak — to regaining the power to carry her kids once more.

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