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Nine years ago, my husband was given his first prescription - Zocor. Four months later, he had a massive hemorrhagic stroke, which destroyed his ability to carry on a deep conversation, communicate easily, as well as leaving him with right sided hemianopia - he can't see to the right of his nose. Miraculously, following an emergent craniotomy and evacuation, he survived, and even awakened from his coma. He went for a three week follow-up visit, labs were drawn, and I received a call to double his Zocor. I did, and the next morning he had another massive bleed, requiring a second craniotomy and evacuation, and further damaging his cognition. He doesn't take Zocor anymore.