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how do seizures affect your daily life

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    • jay_

      629d

      it feels like i’m just waiting for the next one. I have myoclonic ones everyday, those will never go away and i’m accustomed to them, but they’re relatively close to calling my epilepsy drug-resistant. it’s scary and it sucks.

    • Pugsly

      633d

      I’m on medication and they don’t affect me anymore! When I had them, it was tough in daily life but those I was close to understood what was happening and they helped me a lot.

    • Boo_Boo

      633d

      I’m on medication but it only slows them down. I’m unable to drive, can’t hold a job for long, yet can’t get on disability.

    • Beepo

      633d

      When I was first diagnosed I couldn’t do sports. I had to quit cross country and thankfully at that time soccer season was almost over but I had to stop because my seizures for some reason always occurre when I was doing something active or using multiple devices. But ever since I started my medicine I haven’t had a seizure since and I was able to do those things again I just had to make sure I took my medicine.

    • Nimbus

      630d

      I need to keep everything in my life stable. That includes my mental and physical health, my diet, my meds. Everything.

    • jay_

      629d

      it feels like i’m just waiting for the next one. I have myoclonic ones everyday, those will never go away and i’m accustomed to them, but they’re relatively close to calling my epilepsy drug-resistant. it’s scary and it sucks.

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