Hi Mylmy
Ok I am mail.
Yes I have a talking computer, plus I have a new netbook,
Computers are my main interest nowadays. I help maintain all
the pc's in the house and Have taken on the computer of a
computer illiterate friend round the corner, he asks me how
to sort things on his pc, and it's good, it helps keep me
busy and occupied. Having the different disabilities, if you
are not careful, you can soon get in to a rut and get very
depressed, it's very easy to let yourself go but keeping
occupied with talking books, magazines, computers, music,
the radio and of course learning french helps to keep my
mind busy. Besides, life's just far too short!!
When I came to France, I got on ok because my name is french
so it's easy for them to say.
Epilepsy is strange, you can have nothing for months and in
my case years, my last major sz was in 1997, but I still
have the storms. In fact the neurologist thought it was
migraine but it definitely isn't!
Regards
Adrien
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-----Original Message-----
From: epilepsy@yahoogroup
[mailto:epilepsy@yahoogroup
mylmy@bnin.net
Sent: 09 June 2009 01:02
To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
Subject: RE: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
Hi Adrien,
You have got a lot on your plate -- but you don't complain.
You are fortunate that you can live with your parents --
although I'm sure there are lots of times you would like to
be on your own.
Do you have a computer that talks to you? I knew a guy who
was a accountant. He was blind and his computer talked to
him.
When I was diagnosed (DX) 47 years ago my doctor told me
that I could be without szs for 20 years and they may come
back. For that reason I decided to would always stay on my
meds.
When I was DX 47 years ago I had 3 daughters 2, 4, and 6
plus a husband (now ex). I've learned a lot from this group.
By the way-- are you male or female? In the US it could be
either.
Millie
> Hi Mylmy
>
> Ok thanks for welcome to the group.
>
> Ok I live in France. I am 40 years old, live with my
parents because
> of my disabilities, I am totally blind, in a wheelchair
and am
> epileptic. All this is because I had encephalitis when I
was 6 years
> old which left me like this but you have to put it behind
you as much
> as possible and I have done just that. Ok I have bad days
and very
> good days but in the main good ones.
>
> I have the three disabilities but to be honest the
epilepsy is the
> worst because I never know when it's going to play up. I
have lots of
> things I would like to know about it, and I hope from
being a member
> of this list I perhaps would get some of my questions
answered.
>
> For example, when I Neal down to do anything for any
length of time, I
> start to feel fitty , I have only had major seizure when I
have been
> kneeling. On one occasion I was on the floor sorting out
my book shelf
> when I had a fit, what is causing this, is it lack of
circulation?
> Nothing may happen but if I meal I can guarantee that the
next day I
> am going to be fitty.
>
> I know my epilepsy is a result of the encephalitis, and it
happened
> over 30 years ago and the epilepsy went away for about 10
years but
> suddenly returned in 19988 and for good in 1992, that's
when it
> started getting very bad and they had to put me on
tegretol. Why did
> it go away and then return?
>
> I'll just tell you how the epilepsy effects me, firstly I
have
> grandmal seizures, I have to take 1000 mls of tegretol
retard daily. I
> get headaches, my arms jerk, my concentration goes, tired,
irritable
> and many other symptoms. If I'm not careful I stop
breathing.
>
> Ok that's enough about me for now, I look forward to
reading your
> responses. I'm find to find this group very interesting,
thanks for
> letting me join.
>
>
>
>
> Regards
>
> Adrien
>
> You can get me off list at:
> adriencollins06@
> or
> adrien_collins@
<mailto:adrien_
> Or
> adrien.collins@
<mailto:adrien.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> [mailto:epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> On Behalf Of mylmy@bnin.net <mailto:mylmy%
> Sent: 08 June 2009 17:41
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> Subject: RE: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>
>
>
> Hi Adrien,
>
> Welcome to our group. Tell us about your self. I too am
> controlled but I have learned a lot from this group.
>
> Millie
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I am also new to the list and I just wanted to say high
to
> you all.
>>
>> I have epilepsy myself and although it is well controlled
> I do have
>> problems with it so I'd be interested to read your
> messages over the
>> months ahead.
>>
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Adrien
>>
>> You can get me off list at:
>> adriencollins06@
<mailto:adriencolli
<mailto:adriencolli
>> or
>> adrien_collins@
<mailto:adrien_
> <mailto:adrien_
>> Or
>> adrien.collins@
<mailto:adrien.
> <mailto:adrien.
>>
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> <mailto:epilepsy%
>> [mailto:epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> <mailto:epilepsy%
>> On Behalf Of Laura Gresham
>> Sent: 08 June 2009 02:19
>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> <mailto:epilepsy%
>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>
>>
>>
>> i will have to ask his speech therapist about that when
> school starts.
>> we have gotten to where we can kind of read his body
> language when he
>> doesn't talk. it's so sad.
>>
>> ____________
>> From: Elizabeth Last NameSilva <elizabethkaron@
<mailto:elizabethka
>> <mailto:elizabethka
>> <mailto:elizabethka
>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup
<mailto:epilepsy%
> <mailto:epilepsy%
>> <mailto:epilepsy%
>> Cc: elizabethkaron@
<mailto:elizabethka
> <mailto:elizabethka
>> <mailto:elizabethka
>> Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 6:32:14 PM
>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>
>> between the childhood aphasia (like adult altizmers Im
> sorry I can't
>> spell very good this evening) and her anxiety thats what
> the speech
>> therapist diagnosed it as. She does get it back its just
> frustrating
>> as can be till it happens.
>>
>> ____________ _________ _________ __
>> From: Laura Gresham <greshamlaura@ yahoo.com>
>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com
>> Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 5:55:56 PM
>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>
>> I was never told that is what it was. My little Aeidan
> goes days
>> without talking also, generally after heavy seizure
> activity or too
>> much excitement (i.e. being in the sun).
>> Laura
>>
>> ____________ _________ _________ __
>> From: Elizabeth Last NameSilva <elizabethkaron@
yahoo.com>
>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com
>> Cc: elizabethkaron@ yahoo.com
>> Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 4:15:54 PM
>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>
>> My 6 and half year old daughter is unable to talk at
times
> after her
>> seizures.. They said she has childs apasia bout the same
> thing your
>> talking about. It takes up to 48 hours to regain her full
> functioning
>> conversations back. But she does get it back.
>>
>>
>>
>> ____________ _________ _________ __
>> From: "mylmy@bnin.net <mailto:mylmy%
<mailto:mylmy%
> <mailto:mylmy%
>> <mylmy@bnin.net <mailto:mylmy%
<mailto:mylmy%
> <mailto:mylmy%
>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com
>> Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 3:36:58 PM
>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>
>> Nancy,
>>
>> Yes, my doctor knows this because my daughters call him
or
> his stand
>> in after they have been called. He has never seen me when
> I can't
>> talk. (It usually happened on a weekend and he is not
> available) to
>> see me anyway.
>>
>> 6 years ago I was admitted to the hospital and had an
MRI,
> Ultra
>> Sound, CScan and an EEG. Then he thought I had a TIA
> (small stroke)
>> but everything happened like before. The last time 2
years
> ago I asked
>> him if it was a TIA or a sz. He thought it was a sz. He
> didn't see me
>> either time until Monday morning.
>>
>> I usually go in Monday morning and he checks me out. By
> then I am
>> talking again but he can tell that I am not quite my
usual
> self and I
>> am not to drive. Between my daughter and I
>> -- we tell him what happened. (At least what little I
> remember and
>> whatever anyone else has seen of me). He sends me to get
a
> blood test
>> to see if my meds are low.
>>
>> You will have to remember I don't have many szs. My last
> one was 2
>> years ago and before that it was 4 years.
>>
>> Millie
>>
>>> does your dr. understand this.. maybe I should see
>> another dr but he
>>> is suppose to be the best. Nancy
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ____________ _________ _________ __
>>> From: "mylmy@bnin.net <mailto:mylmy%
<mailto:mylmy%
> <mailto:mylmy%
>> <mylmy@bnin.net <mailto:mylmy%
<mailto:mylmy%
>>> <mailto:mylmy%
>>> To: epilepsy@yahoogroup s.com
>>> Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2009 1:31:34 AM
>>> Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Re: New Here
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Nancy ,
>>>
>>> When I was diagnosed (DX) 47 years ago I had grand mal
>> szs.
>>>
>>> About 15 years ago they changed to more like complex
>> partials--
>>> according to what I read. I start out by acting like I
>> don't hear you.
>>> Since I live alone I sleep a lot. Other wise I am
> probably
>> sleep
>>> deprived. I walk to places I don't remember later. If I
> do
>> talk my
>>> friends know I am not my usual self. Then I have trouble
>> talking (my
>>> brain isn't working right.)-- then I can't talk at all.
>>> This is usually over the course of 2 days. My girls say
> my
>> brain is
>>> scrambled. -- Then like a light switch-- my brain turns
> on
>> again.
>>>
>>> I have sent out instructions to people in my building
> that
>> when I am
>>> not my acting my normal self -- to call my 2 daughters
> who
>> live in town.
>>> It takes about a week to be my usual self. My last one
> was
>> 2 years ago.
>>>
>>> Millie
>>>
>>>> thanks for the input that I have complex partial
seizues
>> or tempole
>>>> lobe.
>>>> as my dr really does not know. but I do not pass out.
>> after I have
>>>> one I am feeling reallyweird, like everything is really
>> far away.
>>>> even things up close are far away. and most of the time
>> it last all
>>>> day. It affects my eyes as I can not see. sometimes it
>> is in just
>>>> my right eye and sometimes in both. He did say the
right
>> side of my
>>>> head is worse, by all thetes he has giving me. Most of
>> the time I
>>>> know I amhaving having one but alot of times it just
>> comes on me and
>>>> it is crazy. is there anyone else that has these
> simtoms.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>>
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