Sure Did...Balance is the Key!!! When I was doing regular, structured exercise via GYM, Yoga, meditation, cycling and owned a pet for the first time in my 20s, walking him I found my stress went down, endorphins up and I had less seizure...It was all about balance with exercise, work etc. When my great inclusive boss left work, I was discriminated again, not given shifts, depressed and lost my drive to remain fit and strong my stress went up thus seizures returned. I started doing volunteer work which helped but when I commenced a course too, I had to be careful not to overdo the casual work, study, volunteering etc.!!! All In All minimise stress via EXERCISE,STRUCTURED SOCIAL & DOWN TIME, Put your health and Epilepsy Management before your work thus have work life balance...Speak to your Boss about Work OH&S, Equal Rights, Disability Discrimination Acts etc. I had a past Employment Agency who assisted in ensuring my Work Rights were met.... All The Best!!!

Thanks Rach,
My problem with work is that I am self employed so do not get the benefits of an employed person. That happened because I lost a job due to a long time off sick a number of years back. It is difficult running a business, adherering to employment legislation and managing my Epilepsy. That is why I spent some time looking at my seizure history.
I will get fit again and have given myself a goal of running the 2018 London Marathon. I just hope this will benefit me in the way you mentioned in your reply👍