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Oct 30, 2026

Manuel VethHOST
8:33
But we do know, you know, we have his diagnosis.
Manuel VethHOST
8:36
It is a Gehirnhautentzündung.
Manuel VethHOST
8:41
Gehirnhautentzündung is not as bad as eine Gehirnhautentzündung.
Manuel VethHOST
8:47
This was... was pointed out as not a meningitis.
Manuel VethHOST
8:53
It's the stage before that.
Offworld CJGUEST
49:53
They say that, oh, we got the best doctors, and you would think that they do in the NBA, but humans are...
Offworld CJGUEST
50:01
Meningitis.
Offworld CJGUEST
50:01
We're talking about common things that anybody could get.
Offworld CJGUEST
50:05
This isn't super sports-related.
FredricksonHOST
10:17
That could be meningitis or sepsis, and those are both life-threatening and require an emergent ED visit.
PattonHOST
10:24
And for our listeners that may not know, what is
FredricksonHOST
10:28
meningitis? Meningitis is an inflammation of the membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord.
FredricksonHOST
10:34
It can be life-threatening, especially in young children.
FredricksonHOST
10:37
For infants, symptoms may also include irritability, poor feeding, and a bulging fontanelle, or soft spot.
Tilly LockieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:50
It's kind of crazy for me to see.
Tilly LockieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:53
Meningitis is a disease that builds and kills extremely fast, and there seriously didn't seem like there was much hope for me.
Tilly LockieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:00
But obviously, I am here today, and it was after one week in intensive care three weeks in recovery, a second reinfection, which I later contracted, and 10 blood transfusions that somehow I managed to pull through, I survived, and I'm here today.
Tilly LockieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:15
And I already feel pretty maternal about my hands, like they're a separate entity to me.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:25
And maybe a little bit of a curveball to Pet Cemetery.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:30
Specifically, specifically, the sister was Spinal Meningitis.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:34
Okay.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:35
Boy, I was really afraid that I was going to get Spinal Meningitis as a kid and end up like her.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:41
Yeah.
Cody TuckerHOST
44:43
Still kind of afraid of
Todd FredricksHOST
19:15
So The red flag is fever with dizziness, vertigo, and gait imbalance.
Todd FredricksHOST
19:22
Meningitis, meningeoencephalitis.
Todd FredricksHOST
19:25
That's immediate imaging emergency department referral.
Todd FredricksHOST
19:28
How about horizontal persistent gaze evoked nystagmus at eccentric gaze? The central causes are brainstem cerebellum stroke, hemorrhage tumor, demyelinating lesions, drug intoxications, first episode of vestibular migraine, But that requires immediate referral to a stroke center until you prove with imaging you don't have a stroke.
KieranHOST
11:41
I'm surprised she's mute because she, she, she went deaf when she was a teenager.
TrevorHOST
11:46
It was to do with meningitis or something.
KieranHOST
11:49
Meningitis.
TrevorHOST
11:50
Yeah.
TrevorHOST
11:50
Meningitis.
TrevorHOST
11:51
So it's like something, some bad side effects or whatever.
TrevorHOST
11:54
I don't know.
Katie TaylorHOST
12:52
What?
Kristen CowanGUEST
12:53
Meningitis.
Kristen CowanGUEST
12:54
Yes.
Kristen CowanGUEST
12:54
It was literally on the news in the little waiting room.
Ben RogersHOST
44:23
What is the best test and treatment for meningitis? Not sure bacterial, but asking for a friend.
Ben RogersHOST
44:28
Suggestions on additional treatment besides what local hospital might offer.
Ben RogersHOST
44:32
Meningitis.
Tom RogersHOST
44:33
Meningitis is a serious problem.
Tom RogersHOST
44:35
She needs to be in the hospital for that.
Tom RogersHOST
44:38
Whether it's viral bacterial, I don't know, but it can be very serious.
Maria O'DonnellGUEST
36:29
Nobody can say, but...
Maria O'DonnellGUEST
36:32
Now, we're involved with ACT, Siobhan in ACT for Meningitis, and she's involved with the World Health Organization, and really what we're trying to do is create awareness, obviously, because the younger age group, toddlers, the 18 to 24, which is the college age, freedom, great life, away from home, and the elderly are the most prone.
Maria O'DonnellGUEST
36:56
But what Siobhan and ACT are doing at the moment is trying to get a vaccine into every practice into all the schools, you know, that can help people to fight this.
Fran CurryHOST
37:08
Because the vaccines are there for this, Maria.

8 MINS LATER

Fran CurryHOST
44:59
Excellent.
Fran CurryHOST
44:59
How do you get hold of that, Maria?
Maria O'DonnellGUEST
45:02
contact Act for Meningitis they can send them out to you they're brilliant and they do, Siobhan is fantastic she does information talks she speaks to the ambulance drivers you know just getting the information out there and say look if you turn up at a scene and you think this might be the problem look at this and this as well
Fran CurryHOST
45:20
well it was lovely to talk to you today Maria and condolences on the loss of Grainne but you did a great job to explain that today and thank you so much for coming on with me

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