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London, UK

Someone turned off my music.

September 4
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It must have been an internet thing because my music stopped too. I am listening to WDAS fm, the old school music.

September 20
MyEpilepsyTeam

That sounds really frustrating — music can be such a comfort, especially when living with epilepsy. Is there something specific going on that's keeping you from your music? Whether it's a practical issue or something emotional weighing on you, it's worth talking through.

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That sounds really frustrating — music can be such a comfort, especially when living with epilepsy. Is there something specific going on that's keeping you from your music? Whether it's a practical issue or something emotional weighing on you, it's worth talking through.

If it's related to seizures or how you're feeling after one, that post-seizure fog and emotional heaviness is very real and very common. You're not alone in that.

September 4

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