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Dad with Epilepsy

Wed, 01/21/2015 - 22:01

Hi, I'm 15, and I've been living with my dad's epilepsy all my life. My dad has frontal lobe epilepsy, and it progressed to a point in which his reasoning skills and comprehension of emotion are very... Strange. I honestly a bit cluless when it comes to my dads health issues. My dads very secretive about his doctors appointments, and lies a lot about what he can and can not do. My dad got significantly worse after a test done to help locate the epilepsy, in which some doctors inserted sensors inside his skull. I know my dads on a couple medecations in addition to medical marijuana.

I'm frustrated with my dads ability to care for himself, much less me. He rarily understands the concequences to his actions and since the surgery gets SUPER mad really fast. Any help? I'm looking for answers to his behavior, or people with similar experiences.

Comments

First and foremost are you

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 2015-01-22 - 19:52
First and foremost are you safe? I know that I've done things in a seizure type state and once I come out of it is something that the real me would never have done! Does your dad ever apologize for something that he said or did? 

What medication is he taking?

Submitted by Misjoey101 on Fri, 2015-01-30 - 01:49
What medication is he taking? Some of the pills can make you moody, forgetful, hallucinations and more. 

You should consult with his

Submitted by NancyBruce on Wed, 2015-03-04 - 06:50
You should consult with his doctors they can guide you in proper way. Tell them about the attitude of your Dad.[url=http://www.onlineloansservices.com]Business Financing[/url]

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