Overview
- After a stair fall, Geiss endured days of dizziness and headaches before seeking care, initially assuming the symptoms would pass.
- Daughter Davina entered the symptoms into ChatGPT, which suggested a possible brain hematoma and spurred an urgent medical evaluation.
- Imaging led to transfer to LMU Klinikum in Munich, where Prof. Dr. Florian Ringel’s team removed the roughly 10‑centimeter by 11‑millimeter hematoma without complications.
- Geiss was discharged, shared updates from her flight home, and said she now has a plate with five screws in her head as she thanked her doctors and family.
- She credited Davina and ChatGPT with prompting the visit, and reports note her condition could have become life‑threatening without timely surgery; the ordeal follows the family’s June home invasion in Saint‑Tropez.