Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
Whatever you decide to do don't do what my elder sister has done.Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
I was chairman of Blackpool Epilepsy group for a few years and know of some types of Epilepsy that ring similar to the attacks your partner has, one is called Jacksonian and may be this. Every-one is different in their attacks and different things set them off, my attacks are caused by stress and flashing lights and sun on water they are called Photo sensitivity and temperal Lobe Epilepsy. I think if you talked to your Doctor or practise nurse it may help.Cant see the medical people letting him have loads of small strokes and surely he would be hospitalised for treatment.Sorry but just saying what it may be, not a Dr or nurse but have had experience of fits.Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
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Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
Re: He's possibly bi-polar, I'm at a loss
I think the time has come for you to make the big decision AJ, you are still young and it will be a lot tougher for you to do when you get older, your chap should take his full share of all the responsibilities and not leave them to you alone, things are at head now and it doesn't seem to bother him, but you will only damage your health from worry and then you wont be able to help even yourself. Like the rest of the folks on here, my heart is with you and the best of luck.Thread Tools | |
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