Seizures and Epilepsy – A New Perspective
My interview with Aragorn Skywalker, a young man with epilepsy.
Story Time – Explaining Your Epilepsy
(I may have already posted on this – let me know ☺️) It can be really annoying (depressing, tiring, and more) to repeat yourself over… Read More »Story Time – Explaining Your Epilepsy
Epilepsy and the Pharmacy
Of course, your neuro is the one you’re going to turn to first with any questions or problems with your epilepsy. But you know who… Read More »Epilepsy and the Pharmacy
Not Made From Concentrate
One of the biggest problems I have living with epilepsy is not my seizures. It’s the various mental issues that come with it. I don’t… Read More »Not Made From Concentrate
Giving Blood with Epilepsy
In March, just after the lockdown started, I gave blood. I’ve donated blood before, a few times; but it’s always been a bit scary for… Read More »Giving Blood with Epilepsy
Stress, Epilepsy, and CoViD-19
During the whole “shelter in place thing we’ve been doing for over a month, I’ve been incredibly lucky to have been able to work from… Read More »Stress, Epilepsy, and CoViD-19
Routine Maintenance, Part Two – Triggers
For almost everyone, there’s a set of activities, foods, or different situations that can cause seizures. Pay attention to what they are, and figure out… Read More »Routine Maintenance, Part Two – Triggers
Routine Maintenance, Part One: Take Your Meds
“Having seizures can be dangerous in lots of ways. So we have to do everything we can not to have one. There are a couple of things you can do. The most obvious? Take Your Meds.”
Do You Have Enough Medication?
With coronavirus (CoViD-19) increasing its news coverage, it might not be a bad idea to check your medication supplies. It’s unlikely, I think, that drug… Read More »Do You Have Enough Medication?