You be absolutely right Dave .. Jen and me be living proof of that ., as be so many others we be meeting on here .. loving a oerson have nothing to do with them having epilepsy ,. You love them as they be ., and you become s team ., partners for life.. gum beannaiche adh Dia thu Dave .. and all on here . Amein .. William and Jen🕊💜💙🕊

When I meet my Jen .. she become my first true friend .. and although my heart break 💔 at the thought I could lose her ., I be taking her hand ., and we be going for a walk ., we sit on a rock under a large oak tree ., and there I be telling her of me ., and I cry 😭 ., Jen take my hands in hers ., telling me she be loving me ., that she be choosing to be staying with me ., to be fighting beside me .. that she not be leaving me no matter what ., so we be fighting together., at 15 she become my girlfriend ., at 18 she become my wife ., all my life since then she be beside me ., keeping me going ., keeping me alive ., we be blessed with each other ., and over the years we be blessed with three grand sons ., and now with two grandchildren ., our road has been ., and remains ., difficult.. as be all roads involving epilepsy ., yet we be living by these words .. in my native Scottish Gaelic ., A toirt aghaidth air beatha aon latha aig an am .. facing life together we be ., one day at a time .. hugs and prayers from William and Jen💜💙🌱⚘🤗🤗🌱🌱

I don’t think so. Tell her first and let her decide. Good luck

Good post, I agree with the ai mentioned, and other people's opinions here, I think as long as you love that person and are upfront with your condition and explain that to that person it shouldn't matter as long as you love each other,a disability or condition of not,has nothing in opinion with loving that other person you love, my opinion here on the post here amen