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So it’s been a crazy last few months for me but things are settling down.
Earlier this year I decided to move so I could be closer to work plus I’d lived in the same place for 17 years so it was time for a change. Where I lived was in the next town to where I work but our office was in the main street so a bus would stop right near my work.
I work for a builder & the office we were in was always only temporary as my boss wanted to build us a big office & storage shed. This year my boss built our new office/ shed & also build a storage shed / display room for the cabinet maker who does all the cabinetry work for our houses.
The new office was going to be located in an area where there was no public transport available which was another reason why I decided to move.
In September I started looking for a place to rent in the same town I work in so I am closer to work. I found a place pretty much straight away & moved in to my new place on 17th October. I had 2 days of work so I could move & then settle in then when I got back to work we were flat out as we were literally moved into our new office 4 days after I moved. I went back to work on the 19th & on the 21st we moved to the new office lol. I can now walk to the new office which is a good 50 mins each way but in the morning if a co-worker sees me while they’re driving to work they’ll stop & give me a lift. I don’t mind the walks though as it’s relaxing & really good exercise.
Our new office is 2 storey, I’m downstairs as I’m reception & my co workers are upstairs (also downstairs is meeting rooms & a room for clients to pick colors). My main concern has always been how to alert my co workers if I have a seizure. I spoke to my boss about this just after we moved into the new office. We have put an action plan in regards to what to do if I did have a seizure. My boss wasn’t to concerned as there are security cameras through the office & one of the cameras is at main reception as well as a bell. The monitors are upstairs where my co workers are so my boss told me not to get too stressed about how to alert staff, instead if I feel a seizure come just do what I used to do in the old office which is go to the kitchen until the seizure is over or I feel better. He said if someone does come they can ring the bell & the guys upstairs can see on the monitors that im not at reception so they can come down to attend to the person. He reminded me not to stress as it doesn't do you any good lol.
I am due to go back to the epilepsy clinic next Monday (14th October) for another follow up appt with both my neurologist & neuropsychologist. Even though I was going well on the Zonegran which the neuro added in May I did have an increase in seizures in August – October but I think that is due to the stress of thinking getting ready to find a new place then 2 big moves in a week lol. Also right at the time of the moves I was also really busy at work trying to keep up to date with my work so I didn’t have to worry when we moved. I have also noticed some minor changes in my seizures in the last 6 months which I have noted & am keen to discuss with the neurologist.
I’ll post an update once Ive been to the clinic
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Earlier this year I decided to move so I could be closer to work plus I’d lived in the same place for 17 years so it was time for a change. Where I lived was in the next town to where I work but our office was in the main street so a bus would stop right near my work.
I work for a builder & the office we were in was always only temporary as my boss wanted to build us a big office & storage shed. This year my boss built our new office/ shed & also build a storage shed / display room for the cabinet maker who does all the cabinetry work for our houses.
The new office was going to be located in an area where there was no public transport available which was another reason why I decided to move.
In September I started looking for a place to rent in the same town I work in so I am closer to work. I found a place pretty much straight away & moved in to my new place on 17th October. I had 2 days of work so I could move & then settle in then when I got back to work we were flat out as we were literally moved into our new office 4 days after I moved. I went back to work on the 19th & on the 21st we moved to the new office lol. I can now walk to the new office which is a good 50 mins each way but in the morning if a co-worker sees me while they’re driving to work they’ll stop & give me a lift. I don’t mind the walks though as it’s relaxing & really good exercise.
Our new office is 2 storey, I’m downstairs as I’m reception & my co workers are upstairs (also downstairs is meeting rooms & a room for clients to pick colors). My main concern has always been how to alert my co workers if I have a seizure. I spoke to my boss about this just after we moved into the new office. We have put an action plan in regards to what to do if I did have a seizure. My boss wasn’t to concerned as there are security cameras through the office & one of the cameras is at main reception as well as a bell. The monitors are upstairs where my co workers are so my boss told me not to get too stressed about how to alert staff, instead if I feel a seizure come just do what I used to do in the old office which is go to the kitchen until the seizure is over or I feel better. He said if someone does come they can ring the bell & the guys upstairs can see on the monitors that im not at reception so they can come down to attend to the person. He reminded me not to stress as it doesn't do you any good lol.
I am due to go back to the epilepsy clinic next Monday (14th October) for another follow up appt with both my neurologist & neuropsychologist. Even though I was going well on the Zonegran which the neuro added in May I did have an increase in seizures in August – October but I think that is due to the stress of thinking getting ready to find a new place then 2 big moves in a week lol. Also right at the time of the moves I was also really busy at work trying to keep up to date with my work so I didn’t have to worry when we moved. I have also noticed some minor changes in my seizures in the last 6 months which I have noted & am keen to discuss with the neurologist.
I’ll post an update once Ive been to the clinic
