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How many of you have managed to maintain your full-time jobs with epilepsy? I feel like I was raised to always work hard and ignore every problem, but it is getting hard to manage. I do not have near the issues some people have and I know it's a struggle. After almost 20 years of this, it's finally starting to take it's toll on me. Any advice in this area?

I’d like to provide support for people when they wake up alone.

What would you recommend?

I do over think things so sometimes I feel like I'm a burden on my siblings and my mom and dad because after I have a seizure I need to be with one of them or like be around one of them because my anxiety acts up especially at night They say I'm not a burden, but I still feel like one.

I started getting swelling in my legs and feet along with numbness and sharp pains months ago, anyone have similar experiences? I've had GI issues with it all.

I struggle with my mental health and my seizure activity doesn't show up on EEG. I have full tonic clonic seizures, I lose consciousness and seize for about 2 minutes typically. I dissociate first, You could ask me my name and I would not be able to answer. Its short bursts of dissociation almost, where I can be talking and then lose what I'm saying and the thought just shuts off entirely and then I will regain awareness after a bit, usually have multiple short dissociative episodes, sometimes… read more

After much research I now realize why behavioral health would ask me how I did in school and was I good at math.I was horrible in math, and that’s a sign that something can be wrong with the development of your brain.

And nothing against the reply you give out, but does it seem like before you had the condition we now have the people who were in your life or came into your life or theirs, treat you the same way as before and it's not a issue with them with you having your condition you have, or when they found out they started or seemed like they treating you differently cause you have that condition you have, I'm ok with the care and concern, but I don't like to treated like extra care if you understand what… read more

I had an appointment this morning any my neurologist told me about Cefaly. I have terrible migraines and its a non medication treatment- both to prevent and rescue. Im doing a little bit of research of my own along with all the information he gave me.

Www.cefaly.com

For me I'd say my endurance I have had but is a plus and increased over the years of having my condition, I have a few other things, but that is my one that sticks out for me. What are you thoughts on the question here,?