A mother who was told her teenage daughter may not survive a massive, sudden brain aneurysm insisted she be transferred to a different hospital, and never left her side. Miraculously, the teen survived. Now, her family is celebrating her gradual steps toward recovery. Fifteen-year-old Mionna Johnson of Canton Township, Michigan, was a healthy honor roll student who spoke three languages when she collapsed suddenly at her home in September 2020. “We were in the living room just singing and dancing to her favorite K-Pop group, BTS,” Johnson’s mother, Tiffany Bernard, told ClickOnDetroit. “[S]he just fell to the floor and said, ‘Oh my God, my face looks like my brain just exploded.'” Johnson was rushed to the ICU at Beaumont Hospital where doctors suspected a brain aneurysm, a condition where a bulge or ballooning in a blood vessel in the brain is caused. A brain aneurysm can leak or rupture, causing bleeding into the brain, …