Living with Epilepsy/SeizuresThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Epilepsy/Seizures. Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download Scared and sad, but keeping faith in God I was recently diagnosed with Intractable Epilepsy as well as narcolepsy and they also found that I have a small brain aneurysm. I am 36 years old and life was going along just fine until this past march, when I fainted at work and had to be rushed to the hospital. What I thought was low blood sugar (I am also diabetic) turned out to have been a seizure. I have since then experienced 3 less severe seizures not losing contiousness, but accompanied by thunderclap migraines dizziness and usually will knock me out (sleep wise for up to 12 to 16 hours)!! I have most recently been experiencing smaller “aura eposodic” seizures, where I seem to lose my train of thought for mere seconds, coming to and not remembering where I am or what I was doing. It’s very scarey, for my whole family, especially my kids…all very new to us and we struggle daily to accept it. I am always looking on line to learn all I can about it. My doctor recently wrote me off of work permenately and I have filed for Disability. Seems so weird, like I am just dreaming all this and will wake up and find out it’s not all as it seems. I keep my faith in God and no that He will see us through this and that He will not abandon me. God Bless~ Comments
October 2008
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