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My Life With Epilepsy or Should I Say No Life?

Thu, 11/11/2010 - 06:55
I used to have a life. A real life, even with epilepsy undiagnosed from childhood. When I started to have bigger problems than I thought I could cope with on my own, I went to the doctor for help. That was the biggest mistake in my life. The rest is history and current events. I started a blog, partly to save my own life. I think it has. I'm alive and kicking (lol, the seizures make me do that). Please read it if you want to know my story. I would love to hear from the rest of you on this site. I complain about this site a lot and many of you probably wonder why I'm here. I'm here because of all of you. Thanks and I'm looking forward to your comments. You can leave them here or on any one of my blog posts. Click on this link to leave a comment on my blog. For those of you who left comments, you can click on the same link to view my replies as you clicked to leave them or you can subscribe. Click on this link to subscribe to the comment feed. Baruch Hashem. Hoshia na.

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Re: My Life With Epilepsy or Should I Say No Life?

Submitted by 3Hours2Live on Thu, 2013-04-11 - 06:05

Hi Zealot, I sorta got a picture posted!!! Lots of Love, Tadzio The pistachios (and a few primroses) are prettier:

Hi Zealot, I sorta got a picture posted!!! Lots of Love, Tadzio The pistachios (and a few primroses) are prettier:

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