#seziures

[sallywright1234]

just want to share this video with everyone... Listening to these stories makes me realise how serious my epilepsy is. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLguzVhITv8&feature=youtu.be

[s0lar-nova]

again i hate oak grove

had another seziure,went to nursing they said "want cold compress?" smd

[joshuawiner]

Joshua - "Seizure Stand Up"

[jahtarlifestyles]

Also I pretty much have no choice, I am a disabled mother of two with a few chronic ailments. I stay home because I feel safe there. It is something to be said about having seizures in walmart… lmfao

[disastrousbi]

My stomach has been hurting today and I've been having more seziours lately. This sucks

[mxstarcat]

Lesson learned, do research on prices vets give you!

My fluffy little black cat has seizures, she's epileptic and will be for the rest of her life. She takes phenobarbital, a drug used to treat humans with the same problem, cut up into kitty sized doses. We just moved, so I had to find her a new vet. Which can be scary, the last vet told me not many people are taught about kitty seizures cause they are rare. The last vet also charged me $40 per month for 30 tablets. This vet charged me $15. For the same thing. So I do some research. And find out that for a 60 day supply is usually less than $30 for a person, so two pills for sixty days meaning 120 pills for less than what we paid for 30. Wtf. >>

[thenamesdoctor]

curse you stupid strobe-y scene...

[devilboyblues]

no srsly tho I've spent forever trying to carefully manage my physical, neurological and psychological symptoms and so I've been acutely aware of how they're connected. I have to track multiple factors at once and I spend a lot of time analyzing them. My psychiatrist looked at me funny and brushed me off when I suggested a link between bipolar disorder and seizures. But then why would my medication treat both? And why would I experience the same kind of patterns? Bursts of hyperactivity and then long downtimes. I think there's some sort of regulation problem. it's like traffic. for no clear reason, traffic just clumps together. then there's a clearing, and everything gets released at once. it happens in minutes w/ seizures, but over days w/ bipolar

so what I really need to do is get a job to bridge the gap between psychological and physical. it's not as mysterious as ppl think. I think having seizures which give me intense symptoms of both gives me a unique perspective on this.