How Do You Feel After You Hear Someone Has Passed Away In Their Sleep From Epilepsy?
I have most of my seizures at Night.
I know some probably ain't going to like how I put it like this but to me when I hear that happens it's the same with like a person getting shot in action in the war or on duty, or someone doing their job and something unexpected happened that caused them their life. Fate to me always has a time connected to us along with strings that are connected to our necks once the final string is cut through the time is completely zero and that person is no longer with us. I unfortunately got used to growing up seeing gory brutal types of stuff along with hearing a lot of death and seeing bad stuff happening to animals quite a lot so I try to value that I'm still here but at the same time live each day normally because you never know what'll happen the next moment.
You are all right … thank you! We have to live for the moments we have been given. It is just such a BIG reminder I personally forget that this kills people.
Hope all of you have a great weekend and safe sleep!
I didn’t know people have a seizure in their sleep. I’ve had mine a night.
I’ve only had seizures at night.
Hearing about someone passing away from epilepsy, especially during sleep, can be scary and emotional. It's understandable to feel grief for the person as well as concern for your own health and risk of seizures. Some things that may help ease worries about nighttime seizures include having conversations with loved ones Show Full Answer
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