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Hi all!
Thanks for having me. I was diagnosed with epilepsy back in 2004. I was 22 and living in a big city with access to my choice of medical professionals.
I was in a car accident in 2003 when I was travelling overseas. afterwards I started seeing things, hearing things and losing pockets of time. trying to explain that doctors I was immediately diagnosed as psychotic. Although I could quite rationally tell them I knew that what I was seeing and hearing wasn't real and why weren't they (the doctors) looking for something wrong with my brain... months later an EEG revealed I have incredibly funky brainwaves.
I have since moved to Darwin in Northern Australia. The access to anything medical, let alone a specialist, is incredibly limited. trying to explain my epilepsy to not just medical staff but my work colleagues, my friends and even my family here is SO frustrating! Which lead me to seek out like minded people (pardon the pun)
So that's all about my brain.... I work with children with Special Educational Needs. I have a cat that I call my furbaby, Kronk. I am keen on all types of music and I collect free postcards.

Thanks for having me. I was diagnosed with epilepsy back in 2004. I was 22 and living in a big city with access to my choice of medical professionals.
I was in a car accident in 2003 when I was travelling overseas. afterwards I started seeing things, hearing things and losing pockets of time. trying to explain that doctors I was immediately diagnosed as psychotic. Although I could quite rationally tell them I knew that what I was seeing and hearing wasn't real and why weren't they (the doctors) looking for something wrong with my brain... months later an EEG revealed I have incredibly funky brainwaves.
I have since moved to Darwin in Northern Australia. The access to anything medical, let alone a specialist, is incredibly limited. trying to explain my epilepsy to not just medical staff but my work colleagues, my friends and even my family here is SO frustrating! Which lead me to seek out like minded people (pardon the pun)
So that's all about my brain.... I work with children with Special Educational Needs. I have a cat that I call my furbaby, Kronk. I am keen on all types of music and I collect free postcards.
