Re: [epilepsy] not taken seriously

 

Louise,

I would say that I would be willing to talk about it .
Quite often people tell me that they have relatives
or a friend who has epilepsy. Then I ask what kind
of EP they had or if they know what meds they take
or took. They may not know the name of the kind of EP
but can tell you what happens when they have a sz.

Millie

----- Original Message -----
From: Louise
To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2013 2:22 PM
Subject: [epilepsy] not taken seriously

I find I'm most of the time not taken seriously with respect and dignity as most people around me because I often don't remember events to detail. Why is it most people accept talking about general health but when I say anything about epilepsy to those who know that I have it, they look at me then quickly ignore me and go on with what they saying before. I know I'm by far, really far the only one this happens to. How about we open up to each other with suggestions to not let this affect us negatively.

Louise

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