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Hello to everyone. I’m new to this but I’m really hoping that being part of this community will help our struggle with Encephalitis. It will be a year next month that dear hubby presented with partial seizures, then memory loss, then an abundance of strange behaviours..

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Hello Ilovecornwall4ever,

Nice to meet you. I feel sorry for your poor hubby and I hope that he is getting all the help he needs.

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Thank you. It’s been a tough year but we take it a day at a time. Nice to meet you too.

Thanks.

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RED1224

Hi I love cornwall having only become a member of this community yesterday I look forward to sharing this experiance with you. I hope that you will get the support as well as the knowledge and understanding you are looking for in order to help support your husband through this difficult time.

Hello to you too!

I’m definitely hoping this is going to help. I guess Encephalitis has hit us all in very different ways. It’s going to be good to know we’re not the only ones. My experiences and frustrations will be very different to my husbands, and to everyone else, but it’s going to be so good to know we are not alone. I hope we all benefit from this experience!!

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Hi Ilovecornwall4ever have you been only the Encephalitis Society website or rung the help line. They are great for reassurance and advice in this difficult time.

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Paula-38 in reply toRED1224

Hi RED1224, yes they are brilliant resources, I have to admit that the support line has been marvellous and also the Encephalutis Society website which I have used many of times, and they have various factsheets, some of which I have found v. useful/helpful.

Hi Ilovecornwall4ever, your hubby sounds pretty similar to how I used to be many years ago when I had grand mal seizures and I did have quite a few strange behaviours that used to embarrass my family but its been a good 15 years now since I did anything like that. I had to keepp on practicing learning from my big mistakes because sometimes I did things without thinking first, or say the wrong thing unintentionally so since then I always fear that I may say something I shouldnt by accident and it has happened before but not for a while now. I keep battling on as usual and just kept in getting better even though theres still room for further improvements given time. In my eyes Encephalitis certainly can get better with time and it does!! believe me.😊 if anyone states otherwise I just try and stay as optimistic as I can and not let it beat me. I hope this helps you and others.

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Hello and welcome Ilovecornwall4ever! Thank you for being a part of this budding little community, and for sharing some of your family's story with us.

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