Yes, that's their thinking. That if I get sick to my stomach during a grand mal, they say they aren't "qualified to handle bio-toxic material". Which, is my understand, is not true. They make is sound like I'm giving off nuclear radiation or something. (-:
I don't always get sick to my stomach, I've never lost control of my bowels, and I think it's common for SOMETHING to come from a person's mouth or stomach during an episode.
I still haven't had a major episodes since February of this year. I average 2-3 a year normally.
In their mind, and letter, "this is an apartment building and not a medical facility" and claim to be "concerned" about me and that I would be "better in a supervised" location. "What if he has a seizure in his apartment and they need to break the door down?"
They are concerned not about my health or myself as a person; if so, she could have even asked me about the epilepsy. The only concern noticeable is about their property, keeping it looking nicer and I feel they want it 'protected' from me.
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, "Millie Myers" <mylmy@...> wrote:
>
> I think there is at least one thing that you didn't
> mention here that you told us before.
>
> That is that after a sz -- you vomit and they need to
> clean it up because you are either not able to -- or you
> have gone to the hospital.
>
> Is this correct? Isn't that why they want you to move?
>
> Millie
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