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To Drink or Not To Drink

Thu, 04/26/2007 - 00:25
Haha... a few days ago I went drinking. It's like so bad for my epilepsy thing. I give up. I don't care to take care of this seizure thing when I'm having a fun time. Ya, it's dangerous for me, but I don't care! Epilepsy can't stop my fun. Everyone likes having fun right? This epilepsy thing, it's not in control of my life cuz I choose things in my life for myself. I'm with friends so they'll know what to do when I have a seizure. It's not like I went drinking by myself.Anyone here objects this drinking thing? Because you can try going drinking and pretend that nothing would happen and that you don't have seizures just like me. ~Sophs

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Hey Sophs, I know exactly

Submitted by Aaron17 on Fri, 2007-10-19 - 11:31
Hey Sophs, I know exactly how you feel 100%. I'll admit it, I like to go out and have a few drinks with some friends, but then I tend to go over board and have to many. And it seems that every time I drink, within a week of consuming the alcoholic beverages, my body and my pills react and I have a seizure. So I dont think its a good idea. You dont have to listen to all the people who've written back to your post, but I personally dont think you would have written it if you didn't want to know what they had to say. So I think you should at least take this stuff into consideration. -Aaron

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