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Regular people who don't have any disability we have or encountered, but here is what came to mind, how do we know that we haven't done something they haven't done or tried and they haven't, nothing against anyone or anything like that, but have you ever thought about this post I'm venting about and do you look at this like this, I know I have a disability as I have been diagnosed with, but I don't think of me any less of a person because of the condition I have, so what do think of the post… read more
ALWAYS keep a positive attitude, & just...keeep....GOING!!!
Living with epilepsy doesn't define who you are as a person. Your perspective about not letting your condition limit you from trying new things shows incredible strength and resilience. As one MyEpilepsyTeam member wisely shared, life is 10% circumstantial and 90% perspective - you can change your life with your attitude Show Full Answer
Yes it’s different per person. I agree.
I try not to let epilepsy control my life. There are times when it does rule. I think that we have to be aware that there are so many others who are dealing with issues that we are not able to see from the outside, much like epilepsy. I just think we should give everyone a level playing field.
I try to keep a positive attitude.
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