Learn the strategies for overcoming myths and stigmas surrounding epilepsy by developing your inner strengths and confidence. Lie doesn’t have to end because you have epilepsy. It happens to be true that “where there is a will there is a way.” Life is what you make it. Just because we have epilepsy does not prevent us from living a happy, healthy and productive life. No one in this life is perfect—no one on this planet is perfect. Everyone has flaws. The trick is not to dwell on our imperfections, but rather to focus on the positive qualities we each have and use them to better ourselves and the people around us.
iv had epilepsy since i was 12 years old and was told it was hormonal and would grow out of it by the time i was 18 im 21 now and still going through it i just want to no why im having so many seizures when on my tests they cant see anything i ended up in Buckinghamshire hospital for people with epilepsy they were very good in there but still not a thing they diagnosed it as idiopathic epilepsy. but iv been struggling and now on anti-depresants im getting better and feeling better and me and my partner are now planning a family but not for another 1yr or 2 iv always been scared as they always tell you about the down side of pregnancy like birth defects and so on but iv now met plenty of woman while i was in hospital i met some great woman who even told me themselves they all had normal births and made me feel a hell lot better. it also made me feel better being able to talk to people who have epilepsy themselves as not alot of people who dont have it never understand what your going through. im planning for babies now and hope i cn live a normal life just like anyone eles.
Re-Release! No longer back-listed. Return to the Olde Ways. The hustle and bustle of modern day life has brought many of us to a quick fix attitude.This book is for those of you who are fed up; have looked at your life and your loved ones and realize
