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Old 03-06-2008, 10:34 AM #1
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I am 39 years old and I have been having seizures since I was 13 years old. I have been havng a lot of trouble the last couple of years. I have slowly been getting worse and I do not know why. My seizures have been getting worse. I have been having headaches that can last up to a week and the dizziness has gotten so bad that I have had to put a chair in the shower or have someone to help me. I can't even stand up sometimes. I have two boys, 8 and 6 and it is not good to be this way. I have gone through losing weight so much that I look like a crack addict and the depression is so bad that I just want to be left alone. Is it just me or do others go through this? I have started the process for disability because I can not keep a job. I have also started the process of getting me one of the seizure response dogs because I have hurt myself a lot recently. Can anyone help me with some info?
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Hi tracey

so sorry you are having all the problems related to seizures

I have also copied your post to our Epilepsy forum as the members there may be able to offer more info for you

here is the link to your post there so you can check for answers
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...ad.php?t=40643
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Default Hi Tracy,

Chemar has gotten you to a good area and I would also check out the depression forum. A lot of us deal with depression with what we go through.

I am happy you found the group and there will be so many answers to your questions and a lot of support on the forums.

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Hello Tracy and Welcome to NeuroTalk. So glad to have you with us, so please make yourself at home. NT is a very friendly, informative place... take care.
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Hi, Tracy! Welcome to NeuroTalk!

I'm glad you've found us, do follow the link provided by Chemar and feel free to join in anywhere.
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I am 39 years old and I have been having seizures since I was 13 years old. I have been havng a lot of trouble the last couple of years. I have slowly been getting worse and I do not know why. My seizures have been getting worse. I have been having headaches that can last up to a week and the dizziness has gotten so bad that I have had to put a chair in the shower or have someone to help me. I can't even stand up sometimes. I have two boys, 8 and 6 and it is not good to be this way. I have gone through losing weight so much that I look like a crack addict and the depression is so bad that I just want to be left alone. Is it just me or do others go through this? I have started the process for disability because I can not keep a job. I have also started the process of getting me one of the seizure response dogs because I have hurt myself a lot recently. Can anyone help me with some info?
same scenario my boys are 11, 8 and 2. are you on meds? what kind how much? i was just awarded my disability!!!!!!!!!!!
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