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The start of my teen years was not only filled with Middle School and teen awkwardness. I was also greeted with Type 1 diabetes, epilepsy, a...

Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Brain Storms

Since having kids who ask what is going on with me, I have referred to my seizures as brain storms.  Again, my kids know to go get my neighbor if I am confused after a brain storm, they know "mommy can't drive because of her brain storms", and they know my memory is crap.

They also know that I went to college, practiced as a nurse, play the piano, and fix dinner (most important of all).

People are a lot more comfortable talking about diabetes, because they THINK they know all about it. When it comes to epilepsy, generally there isn't as much input.

One thing to remember- holy cow, if you don't know about someone's condition or why they are or aren't doing something- ASK.  Don't state what you think is the truth, when in fact you are just guessing.  That's annoying


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