#epilepsytips

Having epilepsy does not usually prevent people from being able to travel by air., some people’s seizures are triggered by being very tired (which could happen because of long journeys or ‘jet lag’). For example, when I was a kid I traveled to the beautiful San Salvador. I seized almost all the time I was there but once my body regulated with the timezone I got fewer seizures.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYBODY!!

remember, we still have to uphold social distance unfortunately even in the holidays

Well, it's that time of year again, where we celebrate our Independence and thank the people who helped us acquire it. With fireworks cook-outs and family. But let's remember to be safe and wear our masks and aim for the sky not direct fireworks at flammable areas. Last but not least to my photosensitives look at the fireworks with caution remember to look for a while then look away to give your eyes a break so you don't seize (worked for me). Well happy watching and remember to practice social distancing! HAVE FUN!

New research published in PLOS Medicine suggests heat waves can slow us down in ways we may not realize. Heat stress, or when too much heat, is absorbed by the body can cause extreme exhaustion but can also mess with our thinking, making things like everyday tasks and simple math a little harder to do. From personal experience I've noticed I become way slower than usual and my thinking for simple situations wained and my auras would hit me stronger and escalated faster to seizures. Best ways I've stayed cool in the heat are to stay in the shade blast the AC drink lots of water(stay hydrated) and ice packs

Without further ado, here are some tips on how you can keep yourself cool, even when it's heating up.

Drink lots and lots of water. ...

Avoid the sun between 11am to 2pm. ...

Eat a popsicle. ...

Dress appropriately. ...

Refrigerate or freeze your bedsheets. ...

Cool down your "hot zones" ...

Get spicy. ...

Make a smoothie to cool down.

Q .1. can puberty cause epilepsy?A: Puberty doesn't cause epilepsy. But some girls find that changes in their hormones can trigger seizures. Some types of epilepsy syndromes usually begin during your teenage years. ... Epilepsy syndromes that may begin during the teenage years include juvenile myoclonic epilepsy and juvenile absence epilepsy.

Q.2. can puberty cause more seizures?A: the changes in your hormone levels during puberty might cause you to have more seizures. And you might feel more stressed and anxious. ... Your hormone changes can affect how you feel. Having more seizures than usual can be stressful and can make you feel anxious.

https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/info/children-young-adults/young-people/girls

https://www.epilepsy.org.uk/info/children-young-adults/young-people/boys

There are many movies and shows or there that are photosensitive. Meaning it's probably not a good idea to watch.

Movies/shows not to watch( in my experience) :

- justice league unlimited

-static shock

- what if?

- pixels

-Spawn

-Yu-Gi-Oh

-magi

-star wars(any of them)

-star trek

-Incredibles 2(still haven't seen it)

-mirrors

-tomorrow land

- sonic the hedgehog 1

-Deadpool(both)

- a wrinkle in time

300(lightning)

- any fast and furious

-kick ass (some scenes)

-beetle-juice

-justice League DARK

-Lucy

- Carrie

-doctor strange

-Alice in wonderland(cartoon and live action)

-Mulan live action

-tron

-Shazam!

-Pokemon

-Maya and the three

- teen titans

-turning red

- digimon

-Harry Potter series(avadacadavra)

- Batman vs Robin

-Alice in wonderland(live-action and cartoon)

-moon knight

-sing 2(what I'm looking for scene)

-doctor strange multiverse of madness

-iron giant(electricity scenes)

-the flash(season 7 & 8)

Basically it's all the good ones. The ones with lightning, fight scenes and magic or techno

don't let indoors be a bore. so the world, pills,seizure got you down and stuck at home and wanna put some spice in that part life. I've had my fair share of lack of energy or “indoor restricting”.here are some indoor safe activities:

1.Make paper planes(the fancier the better) with distance competitions.

2.Tea party or picnic

3.scary stories(night time preferable)

4.FORTS!

5. fashion show/ dance party(work it!)

6.board games

7. spin the bottle(ADULTS ONLY)

8.next chef(cook)

9. Wrestling

exercise(you don’t even have to leave the couch! (couch exercises)https://www.holmesplace.com/at/en/blog/fitness/don-t-get-off-the-couch-6-exercises-you-can-do-from-the-sofa

https://www.personalcreations.com/blog/20-fun-games-play-rainy-day

when it comes to asking for help, don’t be afraid or ashamed to ask for any help when you need it even if it is an awkward situation like a seizure, it’s best to ask for help than not have it and get more hurt than you would’ve if you had asked. Even if it’s not during a seizure because that’s only half the battle because of the after-effects of the seizure they can leave you weak and disoriented for hours or even days at a time. My advice is to do as much as you think you can and then ask for help so your aid can see that you’ve at least tried to do it yourself. also, studies have shown that screaming “FIRE” will most likely get you help rather than screaming “HELP”. 

https://hsstaffing.wordpress.com/2016/09/28/what-should-you-yell-if-you-are-being-attacked-and-what-does-this-have-to-do-with-getting-a-job/