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New here - please help |
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| Hi radam, welcome to the forum. ![]() I vaguely remember when my wife was having frequent nocturnal seizures. It was tough to sit idly by and not be able to do anything to help. It usually takes a few weeks for someone to get used to a new anti-epileptic drug. My wife never took Lamotrigine/Lamictal so I don't remember the common side effects off the top of my head. Check out this discussion on ideas for helping one sleep. Perhaps it will help.
__________________ New to CWE? I suggest reading the proactive prescription and epilepsy 101 threads. Also check out this chart of alternative epilepsy treatments and this page on EEG Neurofeedback. More great stuff can be found in the list of the best forum threads. Would you like to help support this forum? |
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| Thank you for that. I am finding it really hard to cope with it all - especially with the depression as well. I cant stop crying and I am so scared of her having another one and yet Im scared that the side effects of the drugs are going to get worse. I feel like Im going crazy with worry. |
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| Extreme anxiety about future seizures is a cross that everyone caring for someone with uncontrolled seizures has to bear. It can be tough. I had to drill the Serenity Prayer into my psyche to reach an epiphany that it was OK for me to relax and just deal with a seizure when it happens and not every second that it is not happening.
__________________ New to CWE? I suggest reading the proactive prescription and epilepsy 101 threads. Also check out this chart of alternative epilepsy treatments and this page on EEG Neurofeedback. More great stuff can be found in the list of the best forum threads. Would you like to help support this forum? |