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It' took me a while to accept the condition I have today I have but I have accepted it and it does not have a cure for yet, but it does make it easier to handle what I have to live with, it's better than before I am going to say, I think as for the post here I would do about the similar way I have at hand with my current condition of epilepsy if that was the case, but just curious and wondering is all and my opinion here on the post here, what are your thoughts on the post here, is all?
It depends on what it is and how serious it needs to be taken, if it was just some kind of injury then probably not, but if it was a chronic health thing then I probably would but there would obviously be slight differences.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member My EX is bi-polar, but she doesn't take her meds, so I know of the many issues that come with it. My prayers are with you and your daughter.
when diagnosed with epilepsy I had to make major changes in my life, other conditions I only had to make minor changes. I guess my answer to the question would be no, I didn't treat all my conditions the same way.
I have had a few things that were quality-of-life issues, and I did have surgeries to correct those issues. Luckily, the surgeries were successful and I have not had any more problems.
I know someone who has Bi Polar, does effect her life having panic attacks and depression, plus my daughter has cerebral palsy, it's how severe the condition is, depending on how you react, I've not seen my daughter for 27years.
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