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UConn Hopeful A.J. Price Suffers AVM Related Hemorrhage USA Today – January 12, 2005 – “Priorities Change for UConn Hopeful” by Erik Brady “Freshman guard A.J. Price was supposed to play a big role for the defending national champion University of Connecticut men's basketball team this season. Now he watches from the bench. On one level, he finds this supremely frustrating. On another, he's fine with it. |
A.J. Price, right, and his father, Tony, discusses the brain hemorrhage that has forced the freshman guard to sit out Connecticut's basketball season. Bob Child, AP |
"I'm just happy to be alive," he says, smiling brightly. Price was born with a brain abnormality that was like a hidden time bomb for 18 years. In early October, he couldn't get out of bed. He thought he had the flu. It turned out to be a brain hemorrhage. He was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. (Related item: Details on Price's ailment)” more... |
Leslie on Lake George Summer 2004 |
AVM Tradgedy Strikes Nate of HBO's Six Feet Under August 1, 2005 "Six Feet Under's" Nate Fisher, played in the series by Peter Krause, died in Episode 60 of a ruptured arteriovenous malformation (AVM) and related brain hemorrhage. Viewers have been aware of Nate's condition since his AVM was diagnosed and treated with surgery in Season 2 (2002). |
Nate Fisher (Peter Krause) of HBO's "Six Feet Under" in the hospital following a ruptured AVM. Nate later dies of a brain hemorrage. |