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I was diagnosed with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy when I was 11 (though I was having what the doctors thought were febrile convulsions up until the age of 5). I'm now 28 and have absence and tonic-clonic seizures, triggered by tiredness. I've been on every AED going but it's still not fully controlled. I'm waiting for the magic cure. Epilepsy affects my life in every way but I try not to let it control me. I am not an epileptic, I am me with epilepsy!
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Epilepsy and Employment
Many people have asked me questions regarding employment recently, and I have also found this to be a frequently discussed topic on forums. I believe this is because the government are declaring an increasing number of people eligible for work, … Continue reading →
Posted in Epilepsy Awareness, Living with Epilepsy
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Tagged absences, banking, Barclays, employer, employment, epilepsy, Interviews, recruitment agencies, seizures, teaching
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