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What is next?

October 3
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

After getting diagnosed with Epilepsy, try and figure out what triggers your seizures , from basic common triggers to other things that may trigger your seizures.

Learn the many things about Epilepsy thru our knowledge and our Experiences. Learn from your Neurologist/Epileptologist . Even learn thru researching.

October 3
MyEpilepsyTeam

It sounds like there might be a bit of uncertainty about what comes next β€” which is completely understandable when living with epilepsy!

Could you share a little more about what's on your mind? For example, are you wondering about:

- Next steps after a new diagnosis
- What to expect after starting a new medication
- What to Show Full Answer

It sounds like there might be a bit of uncertainty about what comes next β€” which is completely understandable when living with epilepsy!

Could you share a little more about what's on your mind? For example, are you wondering about:

- Next steps after a new diagnosis?
- What to expect after starting a new medication?
- What to do after a seizure?
- Next steps if current treatment isn't working?

With a little more detail, a much more helpful and personalized answer can be provided! 😊

October 3
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Good post, I agree with you to a degree and the epilepsy team mentioned about it somewhat, I think it's dif per person and have had that thought come about on occasion, but I am ok with that after finding out what I had been diagnosed with,at first when I was 7 , at 6 I was dealing with the unknown and it was a scary thing for me but I was diagnosed with at 7 and at least I know what it is I have accepted the condition and diagnosis I have and it's gotten better than before and I am ok with that, It does have its moments on occasion but at least I have accepted it and it's not something I am going to drag me down πŸ‘‡ to the point of the unknown part of it that was the a game changer for me and it's definitely made a difference in my life with and I am thankful for the site here and the medical system and my doctors and personal that help me as they are doing, but my best medicine is my opinion is my religion and religious beliefs and practices and my faith in God of Abraham always and stand firm serving Jesus Christ and the holy Spirit amen to that and, I am not perfect and do sin but at least I confess my sins to God and am a Catholic Christian mix and I am not ashamed of my opinion here amen, but do get other people's opinions here and then go to your doc about the situation you have at hand and go from there about it and good luck with your outcome with it my opinion here amen

October 3

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