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I was in a coma for 42 days after a tick bite on a holiday to Greece

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I was in a coma for 42 days after a tick bite on a holiday to Greece
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Apart from the work I don't go out as much," the 51-year-old said.Mum-of-one Victoria believes she was bitten when she was at her brother-in-law's home as he has goats that can attract ticks.She said: "I just kept on having seizures and no-one knew what was wrong. It was an unusual infection, and they didn't have the experts I think to diagnose this. "Altogether it was about six months from when I was in hospital, the treatment afterwards."Sometimes I just keep quiet.

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I was in a coma for 42 days after a tick bite on a holiday to GreeceImage source, Victoria StellasImage caption, Victoria Stellas says she has lost two jobs because of her symptoms and is now looking for workByLeigh BoobyerBBC WalesPublished2 minutes agoA woman has been left with memory loss and seizures and has to take 18 tablets a day after a tick bite on a Greek holiday left her in a coma for nearly six weeks.Victoria Stellas, from Anglesey, had flu-like symptoms while on the island of Syros in 2019, then - once back home - started having night seizures.She went to hospital but "no-one knew what was wrong" so had an MRI scan and was flown by helicopter to Liverpool's Walton Centre, external, where she was put in an induced coma for 42 days.From there Victoria was diagnosed with…

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