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My partner has epilepsy. I'm a female.
Fri, 06/02/2017 - 11:49Topic: New to Epilepsy.com
Am in desperate need of talking to another female whose partner has epilepsy. It is effecting our relationship big Time. And I just need someone to talk to.
Someone please help
Comments
Hi there,I don't have
Submitted by mereloaded on Tue, 2017-06-06 - 12:24
Hi there,I don't have epilepsy, but my son does. I love my son just the way he is. I'm not saying dealing with this is all peaches and cream, I know how traumatic it is. It looks scary, yes. But as someone to,d me "it looks worse than it really is". Is your boyfriend a good caring person that treats you with respect and dignity Epilepsy is NO different than having any other condition. Would a few seconds/minutes ruin everything's. It should not. I personally think that there are worse things out there, and you find that out as you become older and wiser.If he is a loving, honest, caring man, then what difference does it make?
I have epilepsy and I'm a
Submitted by rjen4271@gmail.com on Fri, 2017-06-02 - 14:45
I have epilepsy and I'm a female. My partner and I are in a long distance new relationship. I would like someone to talk to also.