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Epileptics Vs. Non Epileptics
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Do epileptic's brains work on over drive to handle every day life (not including when seizures accure) compared to non-epileptics brain?

posted July 27, 2018
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Not sure what your meaning of overdrive is.

But here’s my meaning . If I don’t keep my mind on tv, video games, my IPad, Radio and ect, my mind goes into over drive with thoughts that I did in the past , and present time. Things from music playing in my head all day. If I had a weird or interesting dream, I would think, analyze it and try to find the meaning to it. I could go into a little conflict with myself on controversial subjects , Like conspiracies, paranormal, something from the news, and ect.

Even when I go to bed , I have to turn my radio on or my mind will be running many different thoughts. At least when I turn the Radio on my mind is focused to that.

posted July 28, 2018 (edited)
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

soothing music relieves stress helps with seizures

posted August 4, 2018
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

What do you mean by "work on overdrive"?

posted July 27, 2018

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