#stanzipotenza

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Hey! Agreeing with your James Somerton post. I also have epilepsy! I’ve been living with it for most of my life and I’m also in an academic field that requires a lot of writing. Even after my seizures I’m able to recognize my own writing compared to others, and I’m still able to cite my sources correctly in my writing. I think it’s a really terrible excuse to pin a career of plagiarism, misinformation, and misogyny on epilepsy (among other things, but still). I would really love more epileptic representation on youtube, but not from people like him :(

Hi Anon, this is so real. Personally I suspect that a lot of people actually just don't mention their epilepsy, even when they make Youtube videos, because it is difficult to explain and carries a lot of stigma.

To my knowledge Stanzipotenza (active on YT and TikTok) has non photosensitive epilepsy, some of her videos may not be friendly for photosensitive audiences (but I enjoy her skits a lot). https://www.youtube.com/@Stanzipotenza I also want to shoutout @moviehealthcommunity youtube channel, with some great content and movie evaluations in video form! Link here!

With all that is going on with James, it is of course obvious, that a diagnosis is no guarantee for a person's content to be the right fit, nor to contain accurate information.

I don't know if I want to rack myself into the "YouTuber" list, because it really is just a hobby for me and I don't see myself actually growing much beyond what I currently have earned by making mostly fan-animation content for the adventure zone.

Could people share, if they know YouTubers who have mentioned their Epilepsy Diagnosis???

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Work Stanzi! (via)

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