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Is Covid-19 increasing your stress levels to the point that you are having more intense seizures and more frequency of them, especially now that we are in holiday seasons (with the first of the majors being Thanksgiving this Thursday in the USA, Canada had it last month)? And is anyone else cursed of being empathetic and thus having a very tough year with stress that is really peaking now because has already been demonstrated in Canada last month, people are ignoring the threat of Covid-19 and… read more
We have to remember we have epilepsy we are not epileptic none of us are we don’t let the epilepsy control us would you rather say I have epilepsy or I’m epileptic I know what I say I have epilepsy x x
Marlene it is like at a job. When You fill out an application or during an interview, if you do not let them know you have seizures, they can fire you or have you quit if you have one. But if you do let them know and they hire you, they are not allowed to fire you.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member I was shopping for christmas stuff when I found these lights the blink by the music. I hung them up in my bedroom since I like to relax while playing music.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member patient right vs being fired due to seizures? It must go by state than. It was effective here in North Dakota back in the 80's. 1996 is when I sued a work place for firing me due to my medical. I applied for part time, later she wanted me to work full time. Since I told her I can only work part time due to my seizures and medical (like I put on my application) she fired me. Trials are usually 30 days and they need to let you know why they let you go. You may have made mistakes at the job but they would be letting you know about them when you make them. I was at a full time job for 4 years from 1990 to 1994 and got fired because of ending up in the hospital twice for 3 days each. It was to late but was told I could of got them in trouble.
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