AVM Support UK believes that it is important to share our experiences.  Not only does it enable those affected to share many of the feelings they are finding difficult to talk about with loved ones but in addition it can have encouraging consequences on others who find themselves in a similar situation.

We welcome carers, family and friends to add their experiences; in fact anyone whose life has been affected when someone they love is diagnosed as having an AVM. This page is waiting for your story.

421	"THANK-YOU SHEFFIELD!!" - Karen  submitted on  Thu 15th Jul 2004
422	A Story of Trust - James  submitted on  Mon 7th Jun 2004
423	My Beautiful Son Scott - Dawn  submitted on  Fri 21st May 2004
424	Light At The End Of The Tunnel - Doreen Garrett  submitted on  Mon 3rd May 2004
425	My Story Starts.... - Jodi  submitted on  Fri 30th Apr 2004
426	My Grandson Ryan - Lynne Williams  submitted on  Tue 6th Apr 2004
427	LIVING WITH 'The Blob' - Hugh Kyffin Owens  submitted on  Sun 28th Mar 2004
428	Spinal AVM - Helen Smith  submitted on  Thu 25th Mar 2004
429	Not Just All In My Head - Tina  submitted on  Sun 29th Feb 2004
430	I was only 13 - Lucy  submitted on  Tue 17th Feb 2004
431	Ovation to Frenchay - Simon Whittard  submitted on  Sat 7th Feb 2004
432	Just Been Diagnosed - Nishal  submitted on  Thu 29th Jan 2004
433	Pregnancy with an AVM - Maggie  submitted on  Fri 23rd Jan 2004
434	This is my story - Julie Weeks  submitted on  Sun 30th Nov 2003
435	You can survive! - Nancy  submitted on  Thu 27th Nov 2003
436	I'll be a Wow at Parties - Rosemary  submitted on  Tue 4th Nov 2003
437	So that’s my story, no pain, no blood - Mick  submitted on  Fri 19th Sep 2003
438	The Whole Town Had Been Watching - Debbie Wiggins  submitted on  Sat 30th Aug 2003
439	Depending On Your Perspective - Sue Manley  submitted on  Fri 15th Aug 2003
440	I’m Part of the gang - Ben Manley  submitted on  Sat 2nd Aug 2003