Good post, I agree with the epilepsy team mentioned about it and other people's opinions here, I don't have one and have kept track of them by my estimate of them and people letting me know, and sometimes wondering if I did or not, but ar ok with me and my doc, but get people's opinions here which is ok with and go to your doc about the situation you have at hand and go from there about good luck with your outcome with and a solution for in the long run with my opinion here amen

I have one, but I never wear it, it is too uncomfortable. And not enough time. When I feel a seizure coming on, just do not have enough time to swipe it

I never any device. Be married is helpful . Christina is a great partner in life a wonderful supporter. She knew what she was getting into upfront since we have known each other since preteen years . 50 years of knowing somebody it boggles the mind. Been married 30 years. ericthom3

I would just like to find something that can detect my seizures plus call for help if I need it when I’m not able to call for help I live in a garage apartment behind my parents house but there’s not any way for me to say hey I need you if something hits me to the fact most of the time my seizures going to fall convulsive or they’re absent and I don’t have any recollection from him. That’s why I was asking about this device, there’s also a Sami device on the market. That I have seen online as well. Only thing I’ve gotten from a doctor has pretty much said the best thing to have is probably a service dog that can detect seizures but a thing with that that’s very expensive plus the organizations that do the service dog placement require a person to have several seizures before they will even qualify you for a service dog