Living with epilepsy can be difficult, but difficult doesn’t mean impossible. At school, I have missed lessons and information due to seizures. When this happens, I don’t wait for a miracle to happen. I take action. I rely on my strong support network of friends and teachers to help me to stay on top, rather than fall to the bottom. The extra effort has produced study habits and compensation methods of which I am proud.
Epilepsy has led to anxiety. Having a seizure in public is embarrassing and feels like a wolf getting shot down in front of it’s pack. I used dread school as a result. I have learned to handle pressure in all situations. I am proud to be a positive example for my friends. I’ve learned what it is like to have problems, and
Epilepsy has led to anxiety. Having a seizure in public is embarrassing and feels like a wolf getting shot down in front of it’s pack. I used dread school as a result. I have learned to handle pressure in all situations. I am proud to be a positive example for my friends. I’ve learned what it is like to have problems, and