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ARE THERE ANY TEENAGERS ON THIS SITE

Tue, 01/03/2012 - 01:19
So guys I am 17 final year of school and live in australia. I am really lost and I would like to talk to somebody going through epilepsy as a teenager. thanks heaps :)

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Re: ARE THERE ANY TEENAGERS ON THIS SITE

Submitted by Chaoc on Thu, 2012-06-21 - 21:14
Heyyy I'm 19 and have been dealing with epilepsy since grade 5. You're definitely not alone. :) I've had seizure basically everywhere from a public swimming pool, a public park, a public sidewalk, on a public bench, at school (elementary, high school and university), and etc. Keep positive and live life. Epilepsy is not your whole life. :) Feel free to ask me any questions.

Hey! I'm 19 and had my first

Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 2015-03-07 - 12:50
Hey! I'm 19 and had my first seizure when i was 14. I've had them in all sorts of places... like school,  the bus,  most of my friends houses, but the really scary one was the one in the shower. I fell and the faucet got one side of my upper lip. My lip was huge and hurt a bunch for a couple of weeks. I was glad I didn't hit the faucet hard on my head. I consider myself lucky compared to others. Epilepsy is scary but the more you know, it takes away the fear of the unknown. Here to talk anytime. :) 

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