how do i cope with NEAD
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hello everybody my name is tony, i am from manchester and i have NEAD. i have had the condition for 4 years now and i still find it difficult to live with on a day to day basis i have lost a lot of friends becouse they are scard to help me becouse of my seizures, which i know can be dificult to see but its more difficult to have them, also i have lost my job because i worked in a kitchen cooking but becouse i have fits every day
they had to let me go. i have lost my girlfriend becouse she couldnt keep helping me as she had 2 kids and a full time job so i dont blame her i just want to know what i can do to help me live and cope with this.
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peter31669 tony53395
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Hi Tony
Sorry to hear about your situation,
I start having seizures ( out of the blue) on the 6th of Dec 2016. I have to stop working as I'm plumber and need to drive.
I just receive my appointment letter this morning to see a psychiatrist for advice and treatment.
Have been seen by a psychiatrist? if not, please ask your GP for a referral ( I hear they are very good in treating NEAD.
tony53395 peter31669
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peter31669 tony53395
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please take it easy and try to do things you that will make you happy or things that you enjoying doing!
yvette9989 tony53395
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peter31669 yvette9989
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yvette9989 tony53395
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I'm sorry it will take so long for you to see your gp but I don't know what else would help. I would hope that nead might have been helpful.
peter31669 yvette9989
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mary50992 tony53395
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You will have these seizure for the rest of your life, sad to say. I have had my seizures for three years now. They are upsetting. I have had them in many places. I have a warning when I see plusing green but not always. I have had all the tests and have been label NEAD. Take courage life goes on...live moment to moment for that is all we can do. Be happy you are not epilictive. The meds have terrible side effects.
yvette9989 tony53395
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yvette9989 tony53395
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It's difficult to deal with, however talk to your GP and friends and family.