Welcome to the group. I have epilepsy since I was a baby, which is about 41
years now. It was from a head injury. I have complex-partial seizures.I
graduated from school alright, but i did have a lot of seizures and spent a
lot of time recuperating in the principal's office, than went back to class.
I went to a small school and all the teachers helped me through it.I have
had surgery and it helped me a lot.I have been in a relationship for years,
but I never had any kids either, because I was always falling down all the
time when I had a seizure,and I didn't want to hurt them.If you need
anything write anytime. Take care.
Tammy
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 9:45 PM, Mimi <mimiq_69@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> I am new to this group .I have Epilepsy.It went misdiagnosed from I was 12
> to the time I was 19.When I was 12 I had Viral Encephalitis .It sent me from
> a quiet child,a/b student,who was in band(ya know the all American child)to
> a child who was given no chance of survival.If I survived I would never do
> the things i used to do .I wouldn't wall,talk or the basic tasks.I graduated
> from high school in the lower part of my class.Due to the encephalitis I got
> epilepsy.I am positive of this.I had a grand Mal seizure when I was a Senior
> in high school(again misdiagnosed previously )The Teacher asked my mom why
> didn't she tell her(the teacher) I had Epilepsy ?My mom and sister cried and
> said that They were told it was "All in her head".Thank God there was an
> understanding woman who gave mom a name of a Dr.My seizures go out of whack
> sometimes (this past November and December )I still have absence even under
> meds but there are somethings I wont knock.I am now 40 and in a
> relationship.There will only be nieces and nephews .I am sure agent orange
> played a part .Thanks for hearing my story.
> Mary Deloria
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