Show Notes S3:E7
Heart Surgery, Hallucinations and PTSD with Tom Dunne (Part 2)
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In this episode, Tom Dunne talks me through his journey to and through life-saving heart surgery Tom literally almost died as his kidney’s failed – thankfully he survived and is not only in great form but is a fantastic story teller even when that story involves ICU, kidney failure Heart surgery, hallucinations and post traumatic stress.
During this episode we discuss
- How Catherine’s life changed with the sudden death of her mother
- Finding solace in the sea for six years in Westport
- Studying for a degree while coping with multiple miscarriages, moving house and ultimately pregnancy & birth
- Me time
- Her near death experience in
- Acceptance
Links
Animation – Is high blood pressure bad for my brain?
Books
Beating Brain Fog – Your 30-Day Plan to Think Faster, Sharper, Better
100 Days to a Younger Brain – Maximise your memory, Boost Your Brain Health and Defy Dementia.
Transcript
Coming soon
Guest Bio
Tom Dunne is a Radio Broadcaster with Newstalk. The Tom Dunne Show is a night- time radio show which is on air Monday to Thursday evenings and Sunday evenings. The show itself is a mix of popular culture in a way that will appeal to both men and women which focuses on music, culture, movies, sex, sports, comedy, books, gossip and technology.
He is also well-known as lead singer with Dublin group ‘Something Happens’ who were one of the country’s shining lights in the early 90’s with albums like ‘Bedlam A Go-Go’ and ‘Stuck Together With God’s Glue’ and unforgettable singles like ‘Parachute’ and ‘Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello (Petrol)’.
For more information please contact: info@nkmanagement.ie or 35314278400
Over to You
Have you overcome a trauma, experienced hallucinations or gone through heart surgery? Did Tom’s story resonate with you? I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.
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