Currently, I take medication to prevent seizures during the night and have been taking it since 1994. Recently, I have had a number of tough situations related to epilepsy. Sometimes family members tell me or give me the impression that I just had a seizure. This happens when I am just doing normal things that I do. There are a number of situations that I am referring to listed below.
Examples:
1. I was looking tired at the airport on the way back from a trip.
2. While walking outside in the backyard, my next younger sister came out to stop me for some reason.
3. My desk chair was pushed back by me intentionally.
4. I was putting on my shoes to feed the fish while it was raining.
5. One day, I turned my head to look at the price of gas while passing by a gas station.
6. I was bending to unload dishes from the dishwasher at home.
7. While kneeling down to write a note in the kitchen, the sound of the cupboard closing or my knees touching the ground caused an alert.
8. Moving closer to the kitchen table during my youngest sister's birthday caused a concern.
These listed situations occur within my family during stressful times. Sometimes, they happen. On the other tough side, there is nothing I can do at this point to change their views about what they thought happened. It just leads to tension with no resolution. The trigger of these alerts are other family member's stress and tension. What is behind the given problem?
Nader
Examples:
1. I was looking tired at the airport on the way back from a trip.
2. While walking outside in the backyard, my next younger sister came out to stop me for some reason.
3. My desk chair was pushed back by me intentionally.
4. I was putting on my shoes to feed the fish while it was raining.
5. One day, I turned my head to look at the price of gas while passing by a gas station.
6. I was bending to unload dishes from the dishwasher at home.
7. While kneeling down to write a note in the kitchen, the sound of the cupboard closing or my knees touching the ground caused an alert.
8. Moving closer to the kitchen table during my youngest sister's birthday caused a concern.
These listed situations occur within my family during stressful times. Sometimes, they happen. On the other tough side, there is nothing I can do at this point to change their views about what they thought happened. It just leads to tension with no resolution. The trigger of these alerts are other family member's stress and tension. What is behind the given problem?
Nader
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