Epilepsy Talk
How to stay forever young…
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Here are some inspired ideas by George Carlin on how to stay young. I think they’re brilliant. Now if we could all manage to do this, maybe we would live a little longer!
Domestic violence — when love goes wrong
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Carol found herself in a cycle of violence from the time she was a child. By adulthood, she had already experienced multiple beatings and hospitalizations.
In the most recent attack, her husband beat her with a board, leaving her with permanent brain damage and a life-long disability.
As a result of her injury, she now has frequent seizures, difficulty with balance, and is terrified to leave her home for fear of having a seizure or falling.
21 Praises of Wisdom to Pass On…
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1. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.
2. Marry a man/woman you love to talk to. As you get older, their conversational skills will be as important as any other.
3. Don’t believe all you hear.
What were your most formative moments?
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For me, it was three different stages, ages and issues…
Tags: acceptance, ages, Epilepsy, formative moments, happy, issues, love, stages, worthy
Working, Seizures, and Secrets
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When I was in my 30’s, I worked real hard and made pots of money.
No sleep.
Many seizures.
But big bucks.
Tags: advertising agency, foil, love, money, secret seizures, sleep deprivation, working
Epilepsy and Romance — Getting Personal
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Romance is so many different things to different people.
But to me, intimacy requires acceptance, faith and loyalty.
The question is; how do you get there?
Especially when you have epilepsy?
Tags: acceptance, disappointment, Epilepsy, faith, friendship, honesty, love, orgasm, personal, romance, sex, trust
Thank you…from the bottom of my heart
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In these uncertain times, there’s still so much to be grateful for.
Like each other…
The Promise of the New Year…
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The new year falls upon us…
With hopes of health, dreams of joy…
Domestic Violence — When Love Goes Wrong
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Carol found herself in a cycle of violence from the time she was a child. By adulthood, she had already experienced multiple beatings and hospitalizations.
In the most recent attack, her husband beat her with a board, leaving her with permanent brain damage and a life-long disability.
As a result of her injury, she now has frequent seizures, difficulty with balance, and is terrified to leave her home for fear of having a seizure or falling.
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