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Do You Seem To Think Of Your Condition As A Hinderance? Wondering
I use to seem to think that at first when diagnosed with, and before being diagnosed with, but after I knew what I have to deal with, I gotten used to the condition I have, it took me some time to get there, but I did, it's had it's ups and downs but they are more stable than before and I am ok with that and so is my doc, I don't see it hindering anything I can think of, I like to try out new things and such etc, but it is not a hinderance in my life with, what are your thoughts? Neutral one?
I actually think it’s been more of a hindrance to others in my life than me. The only thing I don’t do pretty much is drive. The other things I’m told to stay away from, getting on a ladder, cook and other things, I pretty much do anyway. I know I’m taking a chance but people without epilepsy have had problems doing these things as well so why not..Just my opinion.
Depends on our age and personality
I agree vince
It's understandable to initially view epilepsy as a hindrance. However, many find that with time, support, and self-acceptance, they adapt and epilepsy becomes simply one part of life rather than the focus. There are still challenges, yet one's perspective and resilience grows. Rather than a hinderance, epilepsy can be an Show Full Answer
Yes Vince has it pegged. It's my life, I don't let it hold me back. It's what others perceive it as
Wishing Good For Your Health And Well-being Etc, Question Below?
Having Our Conditions And Such Etc, And Following The Treatment Given, Have You Did Something Say Modified To It And It Made It Seem Better?
A? As For The Conditions We Have,which Of These Seems To Be The Most Important To You And Your Condition,, The Condition, Or The More Below
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