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i'm with arnie, have had so many it 'wouldn't be right' if i wasn't used to them by now.
and with you too crash, a greyhound tho rather than a school bus ey?
Speaking of being hit with hammers and buses and such, I remember my fourth tc. I had just lain down for a nap, I sensed for a split second something rushing towards me, then felt, and somehow thought, that I had been hit by a train. It was a huge impact. That's the most I've ever experienced of a tc;, for the others I've either been asleep when they started or simply gone under immediately and woken up to paramedics.
a greyhound tho rather than a school bus ey?
I'm sure I would be a different person if I grew up without e.
As much as I don't like it, it's a part of my life. A part of me.
I'm sure I would be a different person if I grew up without e.
I think many of us understand that, in spite of the grief it can bring, in some ways our lives would be poorer without epilepsy. Does that make sense?
OMG chris you took the words out of my mouth. me too. don't know who i'd be, but at the same time don't know if i'd want to know. not near as strong that's for sure, not even close.