This seems to be factually wrong, or it could be wrong on purpose - stroke having such a negative connotation. An aneurysm is a balooned artery in the brain, normally does not cause any problems unless it bursts, then it is called a hemorrhage, the type of stroke that occurs 15% of the time. Our stroke association presidents should be contacting this reporter to correct this. But then I may be totally wrong on this although the sudden collapse would seem to indicate a stroke rather than the aneurysm pressing on important areas.
http://www.torontosun.com/2016/08/22/mitchell-makes-first-public-appearance-since-brain-aneurysm
Joni Mitchell has made her first public appearance since suffering a brain aneurysm last year.
The Canadian singer-songwriter has been recovering since she was
hospitalized after collapsing at her home in March, 2015, and has not
made any other public appearances since.
But in an encouraging sign, the Big Yellow Taxi musician, 72, attended
jazz fusion pioneer Chick Correa's concert at the Catalina Bar and Grill
in Los Angeles, California on Saturday.
A photograph of Joni sitting and smiling alongside friends at the gig was posted on her official website
on Sunday, which was captioned, "We are thrilled to see Joni out and
about again! Last night she attended a Chick Corea concert at the
Catalina Bar and Grill in Los Angeles."
The aneurysm left the folk star in need of extensive rehabilitation and
it took months for her to be able to talk and walk again.
Details about Joni's health have been few and far between since her
collapse, but in October last year folk singer Judy Collins, a longtime
friend, revealed she was making progress.
"I have just heard from a close mutual friend that Joni is walking,
talking, painting some, doing much rehab every day, and making good
progress," Judy posted on Facebook."I have another friend who went
through something similar - it does take a long time."
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