Re: [epilepsy] using the bathroom or shower

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Re: [epilepsy] using the bathroom or shower

I don't see any reason to lock my bathroom door. There is only 2 people at
my house,so the bathroom never is locked. A person I went to school with
died from a seizure while taking a bath. I hadn't see her since I was in
school and didn't even know she had seizures, but she drowned one day. After
that my boyfriend checks on me more than ever now. But we never did lock the
doors to any room anyway. It is better to be safe on issues like that. Take
care.

Tammy

On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 1:17 AM, <mylmy@bnin.net> wrote:

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> shotwho,
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> I have had a few szs in the bathroom so I agree with you.
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> Millie
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> > i am looking for some opinions.i live with my brother his wife and
> > stepchildren,and there are 3 bathrooms in this house so they are able to
> > use theirs.i know that it is common to lock the door when using the
> > bathroom or shower,but when i (having epilepsy) use my bathroom,i leave
> > the door unlocked as a precaution for the possibility that i might have a
> > seizure while in there.what opinions do you have on this matter?
> >
> >
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