I'm new to my diagnosis though the road has been rough. I am on a treatment plan but still a long way from working out if the medication is the right dose or even the right one for me. At the moment my seizures are so bad and unpredictable that I can barely do anything. I can't cook, clean, shower most days and when I can I need a chair. I have fallen and seriously hurt myself many times. Splitting my head open on the kitchen bench was the last straw. It is terrifying my family that I could brake a bone or never wake up from a seizure cause I have banged my head. It was just the other day I was doing washing that I hit the cement and must have banged my head on the sand pit cause the shape of the bruise. My husband and I do not own a car and are wanting to buy a Wheelchair for me to help me be more mobile. I haven't left the house in a long while. We are wondering what people think.
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Thank you for the helpful information :). After research we have gone ahead and brought a Wheelchair and head protection. We are looking into making the house fall safe and changing our living arrangements so I have a safe low bed and fall mat and no obstacle or fall risks in my space. But to join a support group and hear from others will help a lot.
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