Hi Adrien,
I ache for you. Gosh that will not help much,
but I want you to know we are all together in our own
ways and experiences. Post a seizure, I can relate
to the day of being muzzy and I find a lot of sleep
helps. I wonder if you have tried sunglasses to
help in part with the difficulty of briteness causing
both discomfort and a frequent hard thing to deal with.
Remember there are so many who can relate to what you
are saying.
Take care.
Sincerely, Doris
--- In epilepsy@yahoogroups.com, "Adrien Collins" <adriencollins22160@...> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> Yesterday I had one of my regular epileptic storms, I felt
> ok the day before but I have been thinking back and the
> build up to this seizure have been obvious, stroppy,
> irritable, impatient, and others. I lost concentration,
> focus, and I had a muzzy head most of the day. I also felt
> queasy most of the day which is unusual for me. Also, when
> the sun comes round to my side of the house, it is very
> bright and the bright lights seem to aggravate me. Not only
> when I had the seizure but other times. I spoke with the
> epilepsy action earlier on and they suggest that the bright
> lights may be caused by something else. What do you guys
> think about this? I am blind so I can't see but when I face
> any bright or flashing lights such as when you are driving
> along the road and you pass trees and the sun is flickering
> between the trees, I can't look at the light. I just need to
> know what this may be. My eyes work even though I am blind,
> it is the brain that is damaged.
>
> Regards
>
> Adrien
>
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