if the world could see through your eyes
it wouldn't be such a bad place...
wish we all could be as hopeful
take care

I know it is hard at the present time, but rely on God; He'll help you through this valley! You are in my prayers!

(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Burleson, Karen Lynn. :(

Have courage....

though difficult, keep up the positive attitude ...

Very scary, Becca. I have a poet friend who has siezures and another lady who is a patient where I work. Both say that though the seizures are strange and powerful, with each one, something new is delivered to them. For one, it was the gift of poetry. For another, her epilepsy has kept her thin in a family of all obese people. The part of her brain that tells her she should be hungry was damaged so she only eats to sustain her life. She also says that for days after a siezure it is like a door has been opened to old memories that she hasn't thought of in many, many years. I am certain this is a very difficult thing to deal with, and I am not trying to make light of it, believe me, but some say that siezures have a positive as well as the negative. I hope yours pass soon. I have also heard that they tend to come in clusters. I wish the medical community knew more about them and that soon there will be a way of controlling them permanently.
Take care,
Sherry

I had seizures full body ones when I was injured it was freaky. Hope you feel better soon.