Emilia Clarke comes to terms with ‘missing’ parts of her brain after aneurysms

The British star was 24 when she suffered her first aneurysm after filming the first season of 'Game Of Thrones'.

star Emilia Clarke says she’s lucky to be alive, let alone able to speak, considering the brain damage she incurred following a pair of aneurysms while filming the hit HBO fantasy series.

After suffering her aneurysms, Clarke started the charity SameYou to help others trying to rebound from such afflictions. She said she’s found peace of mind by accepting the brain function she has remaining. , where she continued on as one of the hit series’ biggest stars before it concluded seven seasons later in 2019.

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