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May want to talk to his neurologist or Epileptologist if he’s a candidate for alternative treatments like the VNS, RNS, DBS
May want to ask about seizure recovery meds. Like liquid Lorazepam. To stop uncontrollable seizures
Hallo Gina .. the suggestions listed above by MyEpilepsy Team be excellent .. giving hou a good start helping your son .. here be our 3 best tips ..
1) to help remember a person on here ., use their name in each post ., reread the message ., and the name .. helps the brain make a new memory💜💙
2) carry little cards with you and a pen .. write down important stuff .. go over what you write down .. over and over ., this makes a new memory .. also put reminders on your phone he wilk need .. this reinforce the memory you just make ..
3) tnis be most important ., NEVER GIVE UP ., we have to fight hard to train our brain to remember .. this be way hard to do .. so not let your son quit .. help him by going over important stuff ., he CAN do this ., because you believe in him ., let him know you love him .. EVERY DAY .. because knowing he be loved will help him love himself .. and that will help him to keep going ..💜💙
Gina .. I KNOW how hard tnis be .. because I do these steps each day with my dear wife Jen .. this wfill work for your son as it do for me .. Jen and me believe in you and your son Gina .. we be here to help ., we send you both hugs and prayers .. William and Jen💜💙🤗🤗🙂☺🕊🕊
With my terrible memory I work at a store where I do the same thing repeatedly
It sounds like you're juggling a lot — caring for your son while also thinking about your own livelihood. That's a lot on one plate, and it makes complete sense to look for flexible work options.
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