We have the internet in the palm of our hands. No matter what condition it is, it would be best to do our own research and find natural ways to help ourselves.

What ever my condition was , I would try to adapt to it , the best I could

For me, I would make adjustments first, and then I would see how far I could go. I don't give up anything easily. I get it, honestly; my grandad on my father's side was the highest-ranking Marine. I didn't realize it till recently, but I have always been a fighter and a person who never accepted no as an answer. When my elementary teachers told me, I should go to vo-tech and be happy because of my alcoholic father. I fought back mentally and decided that would not be my future. I did have to pause till the epilepsy was controlled after my high school graduation, but I never gave up my want to be the first to go and do college. I finished my bachelor's and am going on for my Master's. I never give up or accept defeat. I have also lost a lot of weight, which is another thing they kept saying was almost impossible. I am now down over 150 pounds.

Depending on the different condition it would have to depend on the what it does to me. If they are worse that I deal with now probably not . But if they less worse than epilepsy probably so.

I would not know what needed to be done after diagnosed with a Heart Condition, Stroke or whatever. My Grandfather went through a lot of Rehabilitation to learn how to paint with his left hand. I would need to be told how to deal with the condition.