Emilia Clarke reveals she had been devastated during her second brain aneurysm in 2013

In a recent interview for an international podcast channel, Emilia Clarke spoke about health issues she h to tackle during filming of Game of Thrones. Emilia opened up on suffering from a life-threatening brain illness eight years ago, due to which she couldn’t even remember her name. Earlier this year, Emilia revealed that in 2011, she suffered a life-threatening of stroke, kwn as subarachid hemorrh, a which few people survive.

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"I wanted to disappear completely"

actor went on to reveal that while she mand to keep her medical condition under wraps when it happened for first time, second time h been most painful for her. Emilia said that she h wished to vanish from face of earth when second aneurysm h been detected in 2013. In interview, Emilia described her brain condition as she h to juggle between her work and her health.

"I do feel like brain haemorrhs are literal, physical embodiment of what it is to be attacked on a social media, because I didn't want to look anyone in eye, and I didn't want anyone to recognise me. I wanted to disappear completely, to wipe myself off face of earth, because I couldn't handle level of interaction. Because I felt totally laid bare, totally vulnerable, totally in pain."

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Earlier 32-year-old actor h revealed that she h been in early sts of playing Daenerys Targaryen in superhit show when  first signs of sickness h started showing up. She recalled feeling sick after feeling intense pressure on her brain during a workout session. She collapsed to her knees in washroom after which she was ‘violently, volumiusly ill’.

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