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A? As For The Condition (s) We Have And Letting Society Know About, If You Were Asked To Be On A Show On Tv To Let People See What We ,more

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Englewood, CO

Deal with it our lives with, being volunteering or paid for doing it, whatever, would you participate in that event, wondering, I think that I would give it some serious thought if they were to me, paid for or volunteer I think, i mentioned about the tv add about the condition of epilepsy and what a person should do If they see someone having a seizure, but to actually show someone what really happens I think I would do that, free and on my own account just people can see what it's like and get… read more

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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I don't think I would be good for tv. I'm too backwards. good idea though.

7 hours ago
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I was on the local news when doing “Neurology Awareness Fair “ in 2016 and 2017. We discussed how I had Epilepsy

7 hours ago
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

My Neighbors have seen Me have a seizure so They know what it is. This was several times too. It’s up to You 💜

8 hours ago
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Sharing your personal experience with epilepsy on TV could help raise awareness and understanding. Many members have found it empowering to openly discuss their condition. It allows people to see the realities of living with seizures. However, it's a personal decision whether to participate. Consider whether you feel Show Full Answer

Sharing your personal experience with epilepsy on TV could help raise awareness and understanding. Many members have found it empowering to openly discuss their condition. It allows people to see the realities of living with seizures. However, it's a personal decision whether to participate. Consider whether you feel comfortable sharing intimate details publicly. There may also be physical and emotional demands with extensive filming. Ultimately, listen to your needs and interests in deciding whether it's right for you.

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