[Recommended] Brian's Legacy: As Shared by His Father Siegfried Othmer

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kurt.othmer

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I'm so grateful for the discussions and attention that neurofeedback and my family's history has received here on Coping With Epilepsy.

I would love to invite you all to check out this book, based on the journal that my brother kept as a young man as he fought to manage everything surrounding his epilepsy; the turmoil in his brain and in his life, his struggle with meds, friends, spirituality, and his attempt to find his way through it all.

Find it on Amason ASIN: B00IFEW1Q4

Thanks for giving it a look.
 

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Thanks Kurt. Great to hear from you again. Here's a direct link to the book on amazon:

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I thought I had posted a review of this book previously, but I'm not seeing it, so I guess I didn't. :paperbag:

This was a really fascinating read. Aside from getting a glimpse of a window into the lives of the Othmers, Brian's self awareness of his mental states was really compelling and thought provoking. He turned the dial on that proactive prescription idea to 11.

I don't have epilepsy (my wife does), so I could not relate to a lot of what Brian went through on a personal level, but Brian was a pretty good writer and I felt like I got a real sense of what he was experiencing. Perhaps his journey offers some lessons for everyone here.
 
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