Not knowing what your body will do unexpectedly do to your epilepsy condition. Symptoms like fatigue weakness in the legs and so forth.
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I used to until I got my Driver's License. Now it is because my dad is a 100% Disabled American Combat Veteran and I am home a lot because I take care of my dad!
Babygirl68, I’m still monitoring the weakness i feel through both my legs. Plus the days I get off balance. Some days that happens to me on several occasions.. as much as I hate having a medical test done. I’m actually anxious to get this MRI all the way so I know if there’s some internally that’s there that’s causing my symptoms. It’s been going through the back of my mind for quite some time now.. + it makes you somewhat self-conscious when you start having stuff like that going on
I think the main thing is you have to get to know your warning signs and know when you need to slow things down a little bit. this is something I've had to learn the hard way but it is incredibly important to not push yourself more than your body can handle
All the time. But we need to live our lives to keep living. The best I can do is keep my phone and ID for emergencies and stay in at least a moderately populated area should something happen outdoors or in public.
I never did, unless I didn't feel well. I didn't feel uncomfortable on taking my chances. I've paid for it a few times, always some1 to help me including those I didn't know. Not having Epilepsy at 1st, once did wasn't going to let it
live my life for me.