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A recent medical emergency has left me with overwhelming bills. My epilepsy diagnosis has made life challenging, and I need your support to cover these expenses. Every donation helps, and sharing this message can make a difference. Thank you for your kindness! https://gofund.me/214115d9b
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đź’śToday is Epilepsy Awareness Dayđź’ś
I was diagnosed with Epilepsy in June 2018, after having tonic-clonic and focal seizures for almost a year and I was incredibly lucky to receive a diagnosis so quickly. However I was shockingly naive about what Epilepsy is, but amazing, strong people have helped me to understand.
We need to start having more conversations surrounding Epilepsy. One of the most worrying things is the potential of having a seizure surrounded by people who don’t understand, or don’t know what to do. But for hundreds of people this is a risk that they take everyday.
Would you know what to do or how to tell if I, or someone else, was having a seizure? If the answer is no and you have five minutes spare in your day just read a bit about Epilepsy, and about basic first aid for seizures. It really could be enough to save someone’s life!
I really wanna go to concerts again but I’m really scared to??? I know that the bands use strobe lights and other such effects, so I’m afraid it’ll cause a seizure. Which I used to not really care all that much about, since they were small and not serious. But since they changed to tonic clonic type seizures (unconscious and everything) I’m scared. Both because the seizures are scary but also cuz it’ll ruin the fun for the people around me. Even if it doesn’t cause a seizure it will likely make me really nauseous, both from the actual lights and from the anxiety the possibility of a seizure will cause
It isn’t the absolute end of the world if I can’t go, but these bands, and music in general, is really important to me and has gotten me through a lot.
So does anyone have any ideas? I’m open to just about anything. All I have thought of is wearing a mask that covers my eyes entirely.
Referral went through and registered with Mass General Hospital for the RNS implant. *insert very unenthusiastic yay here*
This is an obviously extremely early version of a tattoo concept for me. At least in the MCU pre-serum Steve Rogers was epileptic. I don’t have very much in common with Captain America of course, as I am not a supersoldier, but the movies and the character still mean a lot to me. Even if I can’t quite describe why
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I am assuming that other people have more pain after seizures, but I’m curious if I’m correct. After my most recent one, where I ended up slumped on the couch, I’ve been having worse back pain and pain in different areas of my back. The seizure before that, I was caught by a fellow student, and I only had shoulder joint pain.
Do other epileptics end up with pain due to seizures? I have tonic clonic (and possibly another kind of seizure gotta be a medical mystery), but I’m happy to hear from those with any type of seizure, and if anyone has any advice for pain relief.
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IMPORTANT!
As many of you already know, “Space Jam: A New Legacy” has recently been released both in cinemas and on HBO Max. However, many people have been raising health concerns about the film due to the severe strobe effects featured. By failing to put an epilepsy warning in front of the movie, Warner Bros. has put many audience members at risk. In response to this issue, a petition has been made on Change.org to urge the company to add a warning in front of the film both in cinema screenings and on HBO Max (and hopefully on all of the film’s home media releases too). Please, sign the petition and share it around as much as possible so more people are made aware of this issue and we can better help our fellow movie-goers.
Link:Â http://chng.it/cqr4b5by5z
(note: you must make sure you have an email address in order to be able to sign the petition)
