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Nothing against anyone and your thoughts on this post, but I have had a few times I've had my condition of epilepsy happen in the society we live in, I remember people who may know me personally and close to me, let me know about it and say something of I have had a seizure in front of them and let me know about it say three days later after it happened, I also a while ago had a seizure and was semi conscious and seen her in shock or crying at the site of me having it, and a few other people… read more
Everyone could have something they suffer from , no one is perfect, I don't think about that when I meet others I don't ever compare them, I just try and be happy + kind to all.
I just treat everyone the same way . I see nothing but a person. Everyone has something going on mental, physical or emotional. It just might not be visible.
I try to treat everyone as I would like to be treated. As previously stated, everyone has their own issues. Treat everyone with respect, something often lacking these days
I agree with @A MyEpilepsyTeam Member . You have to treat everyone the same way. You never know the battles someone may be fighting on the inside. And always treat people with kindness.
I do my best to treat others the way I want them to treat me. I look at a person for who they are as a person not for what condition they have. it's not my place to judge anyone. Everyone I know has some kind of problem or condition they are dealing with. I try to be understanding and I help when I can.
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