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That sounds really painful, and it makes complete sense to feel that way. Living with epilepsy can put a lot of strain on relationships, and sometimes it changes the dynamic between partners in ways that are hard to put into words.

Missing someone you love — whether through distance, loss, or just feeling like the condition Show Full Answer

That sounds really painful, and it makes complete sense to feel that way. Living with epilepsy can put a lot of strain on relationships, and sometimes it changes the dynamic between partners in ways that are hard to put into words.

Missing someone you love — whether through distance, loss, or just feeling like the condition has changed things between you — is one of the hardest parts of navigating life with epilepsy.

You don't have to carry that feeling alone. Talking to others who truly understand what it's like can make a real difference. MyEpilepsyTeam is full of people who've felt exactly this kind of weight and found comfort in sharing it.

If you ever feel overwhelmed, speaking with a counselor or therapist who understands chronic conditions can also be a gentle, helpful step. 💙

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