Re: [epilepsy] Should I drive?

 

I don't think nay of us can answer that question for your specific
situation. You need to follow the instructions your Dr. gave you. If
they told you to restrict your driving do so.

For me, I would rather err on the safe side. After my right temporal
lobectomy in March 2008 I didn't drive for over 2 years because I wanted
to be sure I was going to remain seizure free. The risk to myself, my
child, and others on the road wasn't worth the independence.

Kelly

On 7/30/2012 1:37 PM, bruceroberts wrote:
>
> So my question is: do you learn to live with the risk or do whatever
> you can to minimize the risk even if it means drastic cutbacks in your
> lifestyle?
>

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