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Daitng w/ Epilepsy?
Sat, 03/31/2007 - 19:31Comments
Re: Daitng w/ Epilepsy?
Submitted by mitsybitsy on Sat, 2011-08-13 - 19:08
Re: Daitng w/ Epilepsy?
Submitted by Frank Lee on Sun, 2013-06-02 - 00:10
I agree with autumn 18....noone is normal. If they think they are, they are living under a rock.
Knocking others for their views is just a little condescending; bragging about one's family and career is just a little self-absorbed.
The level of being "not normal" can easily depend on the type of epilepsy.
Hang in there autumn 18
I agree with autumn 18....noone is normal. If they think they are, they are living under a rock.
Knocking others for their views is just a little condescending; bragging about one's family and career is just a little self-absorbed.
The level of being "not normal" can easily depend on the type of epilepsy.
Hang in there autumn 18
Re: Daitng w/ Epilepsy?
Submitted by Sophie.t on Sat, 2013-06-01 - 15:14
Hi, I've been with my partner for 2 years now..I was scared to tell him at first when we got together but I felt great when I told him as he understood about it. We are now currently engaged & looking for our own home to live in and start our own family & get married in 2015. It is ok to be scared to tell them at first...but most importantly explain to them what to do when you have a seizure and what seizures you have :) x