Re: [epilepsy] Re: Thank you

 

Hi Hanan,
I just read the post that Tammy posted, and I agree with it. I took a full load of college, and had alot of stress everytime I studied for any test or exam. I did get through it with having a degree and no seizures at all. But was stress and studied late nights because I also have add/adhd, and short term memory loss. So I had to keep on studing and writing things down, until I got my computer. Which that was a life saver to me, because then I could type everything in bold letters, or any kind of colors to help me.
Deb

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From: Tammy Wolfgram <tammy@maccetera.com>
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 10:42:18 AM
Subject: [epilepsy] Re: Thank you

 
Hi Hanan,

Both lack of sleep and stress are triggers for seizures. My daughter
is also in college, so I can relate very well to you daughter's
situation. My daughter's doctor recommends that patients attending
college do not take a full credit load for that reason. It may take a
little longer to complete college, but will greatly reduce the stress
and the need for late night studying.

Best wishes,
Tammy

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