Changing Medication

The Tuesday Epilepsy Club

Changing Medication has to be be one of the hardest things things to do. As I sit here, the first week of half term, my vision blurred for the second full day in a row I wonder what can be done. I don't want to live like this. I don't want my children to live like this, but there are no other medications I can take. I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. If I could I'd stop taking them- I can't.
Your perspective on life changes when you can't see. Yesterday the muscles in my legs, arms and tongue stopped working. I need Botox from my constant furrowed brow, but I have to believe it will pass. It passed last time.
Changing medications is one of the hardest things to do. It takes over your life. Good luck to all of those of you who have to do it. Rest assured you are not alone.

Surviving an Epilepsy Alert Dog...yes, no, maybe? You though every day was chaos with the dog, now wait until you have fits and a four-legged friend