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My parents want me to move in with them but I live alone and feel comfortable living alone but sometimes I don't think it's such a good idea
My family did that to me when I was right out of high school, because the diagnosis had come. I found this frustrating at first, but then the seizures became worse and worse. My church family was the hope that I needed to keep me grounded and not give up. I spent almost 15 years not allowed to drive until I finally had my brain surgery, and this finally ended the seizures for good. I am now more than 11 years seizure-free and breaking all expectations! I completed my bachelor's degree and am working on my master's degree post-surgery! I am in the top 30percent of the class and flooring everyone. Never giving up!
How can you decide whether to move back home when your family feels you can't be alone due to epilepsy?
This is a deeply personal decision that involves balancing safety, independence, and quality of life. It's understandable that your family is concerned, but it's also important to trust yourself and advocate for what you Show Full Answer
My mom was more concerned about me moving out of the house than if i was able to survive on my own. So, i went ahead and moved out. Luckily, i lived in San Francisco where there were buses and street cars nearby. I need a map of the system and figure destinations out.
My Son want to move to Georgia were his family live but did not say any thing about moving with them. He said they are looking at 55+ apmts. My Dr doesn't want me to live by myself. I haven't told my Son that yet
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