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Does anyone else experience migraines with blurred vision only on one side for days at a time. The blurred vision concerns me more than the headache because it is very unusual. I called my neurologist and he says it could be a migraine, could be a seizure, or it could be I need to have my eyes checked. And I can take anything OTC for a headache. I'm really not comfortable with this doctor. Can anyone shed some light? It will be greatly appreciated!

I am glad to have a husband who is concerned about me, but last night I am out for my walk and part way through my husband comes out to check on me. I know this is part rant and part question, sorry. I just get tired of the constant hovering. Does anyone else feel this way?

Were you confident and didn't care what people thought or did you feel odd or out of place?
Explain your emotions

They come on suddenly I cannot talk right ,my vision goes blurry , I try to ignore it, when more problems occur when I don’t recognize things. I let it ride. Ex. My husband asked me a question, I couldn’t communicate at all. He said to me go to bed!They stop for a few minutes and start the same thing. I took an Ativan to stop it. It lasted an hour! My friend called the Dr’s office for me . My phone blocked their message , they called my husband! Unblock the phone block unless you have #… read more

I want him to see what others go through caring for people with epilepsy. He is mad because I told him about what I wrote about him and how it helps to know you are not alone in the struggle in epilepsy. He won't even think about it. I am the one with the problem. Not him he says. My oldest son said I should be grateful. He said if I left my husband, I cannot stay at him. He would be me ina home right away. That hurts. I have been crying for a few days. My other son is a recovering alcoholic and… read more

Does anyone who is single find it hard to find that special someone who understands you and what living with epilepsy is like.
It seems to me that as soon as you say epilepsy people run a mile.
Maybe it's me or the fact they don't understand it or scared?

He has focal seizures. He doesn't drive anymore. He's on medication.

Me and my husband been talking lately and he will tell me i have said something certain to him but i was sure i didn't. Then will get to arguing about what i may have said or not said cause i don't remeber saying it. Please help