Donna,
Since our meds slow down our brains so we don't have a sz-- I consider them
a tranquilizer. So it makes sense to me that I move slower, work and think
slower.
And after a sz we are like in a fog for a while. My brain got shook up and
has to have time to settle down
That is the way I explain it.
Millie
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From: "DonnaM" <moon_stargzr42@
To: <epilepsy@yahoogroup
Sent: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 10:02 PM
Subject: [epilepsy] EP/Seizures, How does one explain to others?
>I wonder how does one with EP/seizures explain to others their symptoms,
>types of seizures, the effects on how one feels after a seizure. I try
>explaining to others my symptoms etc and yet they don't seem to react with
>interest or know how to react I tend to feel at times that I am not smart
>enough, they don't seem to understand that when someone has a seizure it
>may affect our memory, thinking. That when I have a seizure no matter how
>small I can't thing quickly, solve problems/issues quickly, tend to forget
>easily.
> DonnaS-NH
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