What if others say they're afraid you'll have a seizure?

Posted by Dan Noyes @dannoyes, 2 days ago

A friend recently came to town and he wanted to get together for lunch. On the way to the restaurant, he looked at me with trepidation and asked, "What do I do if you have a seizure?" Many of us are so used to epilepsy we don't even think twice about what it must be like for our family and friends to be with us. During the holidays, I once again saw some of my family giving me some distance, especially while I had a mini-absence seizure at Costco (not convulsive, but...well, you know). I'd love to know how you have handled this, especially getting together with people you haven't seen in ages.

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@marianne72 last comment tonight. your healing and improving. its taken me more than a year to get this far but im thankful for the journey and if anyone of your family has a question ill gladly respond to an email or chat here in the group. the mind has a remarkable way of healing. mot just brainwaves but the body. just have to believe and fight for what you want. Thank you so much 💓

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@randallshields56 I appreciate your wisdom and encouragement, Randy. Thank you. It’s an unusual perspective to be grateful for the hard journeys but I believe it’s a right way. We have life today! With healing and hope. ❤️‍🩹 Grateful for your presence!

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