Hi Doris
I do know how you feel as I use to be that way as well. This is until I realized it was only that
subconscious part of my mind trying to tell me 'hey Julie am coming to see you tonight'. I then had to do
something about it.
I know I still do it now and then, that is finding myself waiting until the last minute sometimes seeing 2/3/4
am go by and just know it is my subconscious keeping me from going to sleep just in case I have a seizure.
You have to do something (for me I crochet) before going to sleep. Do something to totally take you mind away
from having a seizure. Even tell them to stay away, talk to yourself and be super mean with them that if they
come you will have a few words ready for them.
Once we can get past this and can stop thinking about it, the seizures actually can decrease with some. Try
it and see.
Take care Doris and keep smiling.
Julie
Julie Hope
epilepsyhealth@sasktel.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "DorisY" <dorisellen@nc.rr.com>
To: <epilepsy@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 8:26 AM
Subject: [epilepsy] Seizures when asleep
I wonder how others who might have seizures when asleep handle this.
I have been this way for about 10 years now post left temoral surgery.
These seizures happen a couple of times a month, and it is super
hard to even fall asleep thinking about this. I keep thinking about what will happen next. I even find
myself thinking of getting different things ready to be given away and who should get them.
Guess this is just trivia but it is scary as heck. Thanks for your
time to read this. Peace.
Doris
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