Can temporal lobe seizures cause apraxia of speech

Hi @larry68
I hope your MRI on Tuesday went well!
I know firsthand how exhausting all these tests can be — they really can drain our energy. But they are so important!
Now try to put it all aside until your doctor's appointment and treat yourself to a well-deserved break doing things you enjoy.
Chris

@santosha You see its strange as heck,since Monday i have felt good.Blood pressure has been good.Wonder what next week will be like?MRI was easy

Hi @larry68
I hope you had a peaceful Easter. I'm so glad to hear you've been feeling better and that the MRI went smoothly!
In my own epilepsy journey, there are weeks when we feel good and others when we are not that great. As I've learned through yoga, I try to stay in the present moment rather than anticipating problems that haven't arrived yet — what my yoga teacher calls "anticipating possible belly pains."
Have a good week!
Chris

@santoshYes i have had a good week but i think my good week is over as i am feeling bad this morning.I can't deal with this forever.There has to be a cure

Hi @larry68
I'm sorry to hear you weren't feeling well this morning.
I know this has been a tough time, dealing with these symptoms without answers yet. Hopefully, they will turn out to be temporary once your doctor has a diagnosis and starts treatment.
When do you expect your test results to be ready? If they will be available within the next few weeks, would it be possible to move your appointment up to early May?
Wishing you strength and hope during this challenging time.
Chris

@santosha Its April 29th and they won't budge.I am gonna change my routine workouts etc... to see if it makes a difference.The vertigo feeling bites but maybe changing routines will help.

@santosha So yoga really helps? Is it online classes or ?

Good Morning @larry68
I hope you had a restful night! Quality sleep is so important for all of us with epilepsy, since poor sleep is one of the most common seizure triggers.
You asked whether yoga has helped me. My answer: tremendously. I only wish I had listened to my mother sooner!
I practice traditional yoga — also known as hatha and raja yoga — which focuses on traditional postures, breath, alignment, and stillness rather than the acrobatic postures you may see in some modern styles. If at all possible, I would recommend starting with in-person classes, so a teacher can guide your breathing and posture from the beginning.
I share here an online class with my wonderful teacher, Marcos Rojo, recorded during Covid times. It was designed for everyone — beginners and experienced practitioners alike. The class is in Portuguese, but subtitles are easy to enable on You Tube.
- Marcos Rojo – Online Practice – April 20, 2020

Hi @larry68
Oh, I had thought your appointment was scheduled for May 29th. How wonderful that it's actually April 29th, just a few weeks away!
Definitely, epilepsy calls for ongoing adjustments to our daily routines. It's something we learn to navigate, little by little.
On that note, I'd like to share another video from my dear yoga teacher, Prof. Marcos Rojo. He was recently invited by the Brazilian Yoga Association to give a talk on the topic of limits, followed by a guided practice session — a subject that feels very relevant to us. As before, it's in Portuguese, but subtitles are simple to enable on YouTube:
Limits - Marcos Rojo - Brazilian Association of Yoga

@santosha I live in the sticks,there is nothing for a hour to say the least.