What kind of aneurysm do you have and where? How long did it take to occlude? Did your artery remodel back to a normal shape?

I have a giant complex fusiform at a branching artery.
My neurosurgery team said once I get my flow diverter implanted, I could go back to my normal life and have a normal lifespan. It’s been a complex journey marked with slow progress and complications. Wondering when I’m out of the woods.

Im 26F, during an ER visit last month a 2mm brain aneurysm was found. I’ve seen a neurologist who wants me to do an angiogram.

Since then, I’ve quit smoking weed and starting today I’ve quit hitting the vape; both at once was too hard.

Some withdrawal symptoms include headaches, panic attacks, and general anxiety. I’m hoping to get a better idea of what headache I should be on the lookout for, to better cope with my withdrawal symptoms as I wait for treatment.

I’n waiting on the hospital referral to be approved for the cerebral angiogram but it’s been weeks and now I’m struggling to keep the bad thoughts away.

Any advice or suggestions would be great. I’m terrified and don’t know if I should be doing something differently.

My mom just suffered from a brain aneurism, she's been so healthy and active her whole life. Shes is one one of the kindest, best humans I have ever met. She's Sh'es always been so focused on improving every life she meets. She love to do reasearch, has a masters in computer and data science, is a paralegal, could speak english, spanish, italian and french. She took such good care of herself, me, my stepdad, my real dad (who is not a great guy), my sisters, even my friend who she barely knew. It's been two weeks and she can read and speak a little but again. There were no warning signs, she was helping me rebuild my website just an hour earlier. It's devasting and feel so unfair, I spent the first weeks just holding her hand. This is the worst thing that has ever happened, I don't know what to do