well, the best you can do is try, you can't force someone to listen. if they do then that's great but if they don't at least you can say that you tried
well, the best you can do is try, you can't force someone to listen. if they do then that's great but if they don't at least you can say that you tried
He sees his doctor all the time. I feel bad for him he goes so often.
I am here to get educated about seizures, however, I am just the caring sister-in-law. I don't know if anyone would listen to me.
Hi there
First and most important is that he must go get checked out by his neurologist. His medication will most probably be increased to try get the seizures under control or the neurologist may decide to try something different altogether. If that really doesn't work, he can discuss whether he would be a candidate for surgery. Has he been under more stress lately? That could be a cause for an increased number of seizures.
As for the family, have they been educated about epilepsy? Usually when people have the knowledge about something, it becomes less scary and you don't worry as much. You could tell them that them worrying makes him worry about them worrying which makes things worse (I hope that sentence made sense)
Take care