@BrainAblaze Thinking that just b/c someone says they’re a nurse, that kind of readiness is in their personal life too (Lots of people are afraid of rescue nasal spray 😳😅).
@BrainAblaze That’s worse than the time I got reiki for my widespread chronic pain at 13 (My folks didn’t know that’s what it was & were trying all kinds of snake oil till I got transferred to my current docs a few months later).
@kaileyh175@jaredhull96@BrainAblaze Seizures can be hysterical (But, only to us). The point of the blog post was to tell abled people not to generically joke about epilepsy as that creates stigma which declines us epileptics the actual help we need.
@BrainAblaze I’m good in warmer weather for seizures & cooler/cold is a spastic CP issue. It really depends on random wind gusts. I’m always bundled now especially during prime football season like now due to my reflex triggers.
@Zackkly It was! During Thanksgiving. Plenty of games on. It was the most quiet seizure inducing experience ever! They caught the seizure while I was laughing with the caretaker (person who replaced nurses on break) that led to my still current med combo! 😅
@BrainAblaze@seizedandshaken I don’t vent. I let folks know about my triggers & nasal rescue spray & that I respond when med side effects let me be awake. The “venting” happens post seizure when I cry & cuss myself out asking if people still love me. 🤬🥴😂😅
@YesAnastasia13@DiaryofaSickGrl Had an ER doc tell me to “Get over your seizures like Julius Caesar did.” as I was in the process of finding new meds & going to the ER frequently due to my status epilepticus.