The Lisa Foundation for Brain Aneurysms

12/15/2025

Know the facts. Save a life.

10/20/2025

Nearly 5% of all ER visits for intense headaches are caused by ruptured brain aneurysms.
Early awareness saves lives. Help us shed light on this silent threat. 💙
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10/07/2025

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09/29/2025

Many individuals hear what they believe is a perceived gun shot sound or extremely loud explosion (sometimes as they are sleeping) and ask others around them if they heard the same thing; however, the sound is strictly internal to the person with a Brain Aneurysm and is not something heard by others. It is believed that this loud popping sound is a result of the aneurysm expanding and/or beginning to rupture.

09/19/2025

06/22/2025

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06/12/2025

Repeat after us… 📣

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06/06/2025

If you’ve lost someone or are a survivor, leave us YOUR “word” in comments 👇🏻 ❤️

06/06/2025

Join others around the country In celebrating your birthday this month by creating a Facebook fundraiser to help bring our life saving programs to life! ❤️

06/05/2025

The numbers speak for themselves but may be even bigger! Lisa’s death certificate states “cause unknown” so she’s not Included In the stats below! How many others are there?

Your support helps raise critical awareness and provide the necessary education needed to help the public and medical community diagnose and treat brain aneurysms.

Our primary focus is to communicate the signs, symptoms and risk factors of brain aneurysms through innovation and collaboration with best in class partners in the US and internationally.

In the process, we are shedding more light on brain aneurysms and saving more lives than ever before.

Your support can make a real difference. Donate today and help us break the silence. 👇📣

05/26/2025

Depending on the size and location of the aneurysm, a patient may have severe symptoms that appear suddenly, or they may virtually have no symptoms at all until the aneurysm ruptures.

One of the most common symptoms reported by patients with rupturing brain aneurysms is the sudden onset of incredibly intense headaches or having a sudden WHOL (Worst Headache of Life).

In many cases, these headaches develop very rapidly with seemingly no warning.

If you think you may have a brain aneurysm or experiencing symptoms, reach out to your doctor about options for early detection.