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05-06-2009, 05:20 AM
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05-06-2009, 07:06 AM
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Cute name I love it, by the way.  I take it you like pickles, huh? LOLCWE IS a really cool place. Make yourself at home....there are plenty of nooks and crannies here. Hopefully Eric or Buckeye will be around soon with some decent coffee, as mine is not the best in the world. It's nice to meet you, and feel free to kick up your feet, and check the place out. We'll be here for ya. Take care. Meetz      |
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05-06-2009, 07:14 AM
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| Welcome to the forum! I'm new too, but I've already found alot of great stuff! Looking forward to sharing, ceiliclare |
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05-06-2009, 08:15 AM
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| Thank you, thank you both. I'll be on here fairly often, so hopefully I'll be seeing you both a bit. =] lol, Yeah I took up the name in high school when I couldn't think of any sn's that weren't taken. It just kinda stuck. |
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05-06-2009, 08:23 AM
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| Hi bunni - Welcome, I hope you make yourself at home here. There is a lot of information in the library... and when you are tired of that we have great music and a few jokes.
__________________ Robin Neurofeedback - Rebecca's Story Feedback Matters- blog Knowledge is power and knowledge shared is power multiplied. -- Bob Noyce |
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05-06-2009, 08:30 AM
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| Thank you for the welcome. =] |
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05-06-2009, 11:25 AM
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| *Curtsies* Thank you all for coming out.  |
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05-07-2009, 03:21 AM
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new to this hi i`m Nick.just found this site had a cerebral bleed september last year followed by epilepsy . its controled not too bad with lamotragine,. but still having one a month finding this hard to accept as although they are getting milder feel cant get my life back on track i am a farrier and it is hard and dangerous to do incase i have a fit. I feel quite down at the moment having had one yesterday after four weeks. i have the most wonderful partner who supports me so much but like me have flash backs which are very frightening for both of us. Also as the drugs start to work and my fits get a little easier i am awake for the whole fit now.. i know this should be a positive but i find it very frightening.any feedback will be most welcome. |
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05-07-2009, 09:46 AM
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| hi Nick! Welcome to CWE. Do you know what triggers your fits? Many of us find that lack of sleep, stress, and poor diet. You might want to start keeping a journal to see if you can find a pattern. Also...women and some men, find that hormone shifts can trigger seizures too. Here's what I'd suggest...a proactive approach.1. Eat 6 small meals a day. (By small, it should fit on a dessert/salad plate. And there should be a protein for every carb. No processed or fast foods.) 2. Get 7 hours of sleep every night. 3. Avoid caffeine and alcohol. (no energy drinks, coffee, tea, or sodas) 4. When grocery shopping, shop the edges of the store...less chemicals in those foods. 5. Find a healthy way to deal with stress (walking, yoga, meditation, prayer...) the better you take care of yourself, the better. If you can find your triggers, then hopefully you can avoid them. Feel free to ask questions, chime in, or just vent when needed...and heaven knows we all need to vent some time. |
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05-07-2009, 02:05 PM
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| Hi thanks for feedback. Stress i think is playing a part in my fits. going through some BIG changes in my life. I`m a fit person. and eat well. Sleep is also not an issue . . . think it`s really good to just be able to talk and get info from people who have epilepsy. Spoketo epilectic nurse today who is great, very lucky to have her in my area,she has asked me to increase my lamotragen by 50m and this hopefully will sort it, the fits are getting easier so the slight increase she hopes will stop them,heres hopeing |
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