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What Do You Think About A Motto And Do You Use Them, Curious?
And what a curve ball this week has been..
Mottos can be helpful for some people with epilepsy to stay positive and motivated. As the posts from MyEpilepsyTeam members show, having an uplifting motto or mantra can help on difficult days. Using phrases like "I will get through this" or "I am more than my condition" reminds people of their inner strength.
This AI-generated response comes from MyEpilepsyTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.
Never ever give up. That’s my screen saver and my motto.
Patience is a Virtue
Cheaters never Prosper
Life is like a Roller Coaster
Not sure if mine is a motto or a golden rule but it's something I live by I ended up living by the words "Be More Like You, And Less Like Everybody Else..." I started doing that after I heard a song in Elementary grade school when getting bullied and beaten up I was always dressed different mainly because my family didn't have money for descent clothes like jeans or really good shirts so usually I wore sweatpants and a hoodie everyday. No one really liked how I acted because it was so different after hearing that song I didn't care what they thought I only cared about being More Like Myself Than Rather Be More Like Them.
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Has Anyone Ever Tried The Modified Atkins Diet (MAD) To Help With Seizure Control. If So, How Difficult Was It To Sustain The Limitations?
Do You Ever Find Yourself Talking To Yourself Now And Then, What Do You Think About It,
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