This is a blog about epilepsy. I have lived with seizures for 25 years now and I want to share my experiences to allow others with epilepsy a chance to compare their experiences to mine and to allow those without epilepsy to understand further the condition and how it effects one. I had the VNS device implanted 4 years ago and have posted on that extensively. Please feel free to comment and I will try to respond.
Saturday, January 07, 2006
Late night with Monk and Wolf Blitzer
It is about 1 A.M. EST. I am in bed watching some late night cable shows and am having some simple partial seizures. ZAP... ZAP... they sort of interrupt your thoughts for just a second and make it hard to concentrate. ZAP... not sure why I am having so many right now. I suspect that it is a combination Zap... Zap... Zap... of being sleepy, taking medicine kind of late and Wolf Blitzer. Zap... His inane reporting and stupid questions are only rivaled by those of that lady reporter on MSNBC... ZAP... what is her name? Zap... She is on too. Still cant think of it. I'll try to fill in later (Rita Cosby). Zap... Zap... Zap... Turning to watch some Monk... does not seem to Zap... be helping. Although his character and dialog are much better scripted than the two talking heads mentioned Zap... before. These seizures are really bothering me. Only a few more days till Zap... Zap.. that VNS is installled. Zap... Zap... I have really high hopes for it. It is time for sleep. I will clean this mess of a post up in the morning. Maybe try to fix some of the grammer... add a link or something of interest. Not many people even read this anyway, I know, I put a little tracker on it. The seizures seem to be subsiding a bit... Good Night.
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Thanks mom! I appreciate your sympathy. Somtimes I tend to "over-rate" my epilepsy, when I should just be grateful that I can function at all. The fact that I can work a job, maintain a website, and have more than a few moments of quality life a day puts me at the top of the heap for epileptics. I am very fortunate that I have a family that looks after me so well. Love you!
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