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Have nonepileptic seizures/psychogenic nonepileptic seizures (PNES)?
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Dear @meagan
All young life is great; alive! All of us has problems: born, accidents, sickness, shooting, falling down, and on. Some serious; some not.
Your life gives you a place that helps yourself and helping to others. I had a bicycle accident from 2012. I Lise my memory and knowing and under standing and doing. No more driving; no more swimming; no more understanding my doctors, little or no reading or my drugs-meds. Live lost my job, that I loved, the City at Newport News, Va. Thankfully, my wife, Karen, helps me, daily.
I became a Brain-Injury member 2012. Now, I take 3 times a day of for ant- seizure. My doctor took me the last 4 years that ‘stopped” my seivure (sp?).
I pray for you and the rest people within this place for you and your (the word, is not here) ❤️
Thx,
Greg D. @greg1956
PS; I believe Christ inside me; daily this mement!
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My neurologist gave me a good idea to help with my reading skills. He suggested I read the first sentence of the paragraph, then skip to the last sentence if I found the article interesting. That gave me a good overview without complicating my thought process. I could always go back and read the entire paragraph if I felt it was needed, which wasn't too often.
It helped me concentrate, reduced my frustration and encouraged me to read more. It took years but that along with other brain exercises made a major improvement in the quality of my thinking.