What if it Snows?

That one ain't no good. It's flat on one side

 

Keep ur head up brother. There is brighter days ahead for you

 

Since my recovery from the Covid, my right hand has been shaking a lot, in fact, so much I can't write or type at times. I spoke to my Neurologist and they said it is what is called a Jacksonian seizure and they upped my Levetiracetam.

After getting up taking my insulin and eating breakfast I was standing looking outside at the river feeling sorry for myself until I was reminded of another person I know fighting Lou Gehrig's disease.

If it was not for that long trip to the Nashville VA Hospital, changing doctors, and telling scores of friends bye I would go on ahead and move to Clarksville next year. I do have to stay healthy because I have a grandchild on the way to spoil!

 

Does it get better over time?

 

No! Maybe one day medical science will find a way to cure Epilepsy. For now, all I can do is use medication to control it.

 

One more point! I'm not trying to be a Saturday morning Debby Downer, but if you are reading this comment do YOU know how to handle somebody like me having a full-on Tonic-Clonic seizure? The reason I am writing this is I have a chipped tooth because some well-meaning but ignorant person placed something in my mouth during one.

 

Did you get vaccinated? My mom is suffering the same symptoms

 

Those new lights that are starting to show up in ballparks would trigger me. One of my friends had a seizure at NE Patriots game last year. Fluorescent lights get me sometimes. Over time I just learn how to avoid the triggers.