Hello,

I was semi-diagnosed with TLE by my psychiatrist in September, and have yet to have this diagnosis corroberated by my neurologist. I have some questions regarding your experiences with TLE, I'd like to know that I'm not alone and I don't have an untreatable disorder.

Pressure of thought or forced thinking. I've used those terms to explain a constant uncomfortable and painful part of consciousness where I feel as though my thoughts are being hurried or forced, this includes intrusive OCD-like thoughts, where I feel as though I am being forced to think of myself and things as my brain thinks other people do, thus I feel quite empty. My free will and thinking is compromised and I feel confused with a giant headache. Ok got a go, thanks.

Welcome to NT

You're not alone here. There's lots of friendly people here who will share their experiences with you.

Here is the link for elipesy

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum11.html

See ya around the board

Hello and Welcome to NeuroTalk, Morganomics !

I'm sorry to hear about everything you are going through right now! I have never heard of the type of Epilespey you have but have a close friend with Photosensitive Epilepsey so know how horrible it is.

If you ever need any help or someone to talk to, please know that i'm here for you and i'm sure many others will be also.

Take care and I hope you feel better soon!

Alison

I'm not exactly sure how TLE looks. But I would definately look at going
to the epilepsy room here. Talking to some folks that have some of the
this same form. My son has seizures and they are physical and that is
something different than you are referring to.

But what you are experiencing can be seizures. And if they are it needs
to be treated by medication. So even if you can't get a neurologist to
agree. You can ask the psychiatrist to prescribe a medication that works
for the TLE, that might also help any other problems in depression or
anxiety you have.

Or even headaches, there are a couple of really good drugs for these things.
That might just help your other symptoms too.

Donna

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Great to see you have come to be with our loving group. There are a number of friends will to assist as we can. Just let us know how we can be of any help. We are all here to assist each other as possible.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around.

Darlene

Hello, and welcome to NT! This is a great place with many friendly, caring, and helpful people.

We're glad you found us!