Re: In Reply To: [epilepsy] Re: Can the Flu-Bug, Be harmful to someone with - Epilepsy?

Hello all,
I'd have 2 agree-with-U"
they say:
'the hand is quicker - than the eye?'
thou; if were blind?
but being sighted & thinking but' reaching for-something" all 3 are connected in a way.
but never disconnect even if disabled; - as for, well' I don't tell the world - but-it is really diffacult for someone sighted to-notice a disability even with: sight, but their senses don't notice.
listen"
I had just began working as sales-clerk, this was even years before my - Epilepsy started.
getting to know co-workers an a nice cleaning lady' out in the sales-floor, thou no body had told-me"
she had a disability, some-people wear I.D. emergency braclets - you never know when"
or where' well; as I was stocking merchandise in the sales floor: mid-afternoon hour, many in the store - over the glass-shelves I noticed her - about 2 isles away.
3-secconds later: just a scream & a bang-bang"
but looking over I didn't see her; and a shopper waving her hand to me, come here!
running over reaching the isle - on the floor was my co-worker laying still"
no injurys or broken glass' but slight cuts on her arm, and a bruse on her forhead.
reaching for the phone;calling for manager and assistance - my heart thumping!!!
feeling for her pulse, still she's out cold"
no shaking or foaming from mouth.
no trembling temp-seems normal"
I was shocked but speachless, still caring and as help arrives assisting her to rear break-room.
she never returnte to work"
thou she just left work.

at-least the dangers of even climbing ladders: she would in the stock-room, but we all need just too-be careful, sometimes it can seem' if we let the world know"
but in conditions: some people knew: they could have told-me, to just know and be aware - sometimes sudden things like that' anyone would just jump for help"
but calling for help and remaining aside untill alert, so after un-alert someone just doesn't get further hurt, if un-alert and or dizzy.
but disclosing disabilitys to your trusting surroundings - might just be the less of help someone can assist, if something really happens"
and no-one around you knows how to help; you.

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N.

-----Original Message-----
From: pmwpaul@gmail.com [epilepsy] - Email Address: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
Sent On: 10/9/2015 01:50
Sent To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com - Email Address: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
subject: Re: In Reply To: [epilepsy] Re: Can the Flu-Bug, Be harmful to someone with - Epilepsy?

Does Epilepsy make us shy? No, not a bit. BUT, the anti-seizure medication
dampens our brain waves so we don't react as quickly as most people in
social settings. We don't have the speed to keep up in a lot of social
conversations and bantering. The result is people who don't know us think
we're "slow". I don't tell everybody I have epilepsy; it's private
information.

I had a very bad experience with the flu bug in 2000. My temp got over 102
and I started having gran mals again. Five in one week that I was told
about. So I get my flu shot every year and keep plenty of Tylenol, Advil,
and Buffered Aspirin available. But if it comes, it comes. Such is life.

Paul

On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 7:05 AM, 'Nelson F. Vega' carebear40@bellsouth.net
[epilepsy] <epilepsy@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

> It is morning & seeing thee 2 messages from, Epilepsy-list"
> feeling swell: but I must say - the lion keeper is out; and I feel strong
> enough to, feed the kittens breakfast.
> I guess from my days as a writer: for the school paper - posting articles
> and getting to everyones thoughts into, expressive mode.
> the list is rather quiet" but shyness hails through out the world; speak
> something?
> we list-members do just as different medications and we all share in
> having Epilepsy"
> but and once-again, feeling 100% and ready for todays office-work.
> a few cups of coffee-first, an invitation: for conversations - so?
> "todays question: why is it that; Epilepsy makes us - shy?
> I know it's up and down feelings: are a bit like: the younger-days, of a
> circus fide.
> but honestly hoping that all are safe; feel fine; and just letting you
> know"
> I too have Epilepsy!
> just express something: if your weekend was normal for you"
> and today - you find your self in, good health?
> smiles to all!
> I Thank you for the concerns - and I know we-all have ages: but give your
> fingers and mind, a bit of excersise.
> "write In!"
> A nice Monday to All!!!
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sacornelius@msn.com [epilepsy] - Email Address:
> epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Sent On: 9/21/2015 06:01
> Sent To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com - Email Address:
> epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> subject: [epilepsy] Re: Can the Flu-Bug, Be harmful to someone with -
> Epilepsy?
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> I hope you or whoever is sick gets better quickly. Or are you just
> wondering and everyone is ok? Hope we hear from you.
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