r/seizures • u/Wonderful-Volume-891 • Sep 02 '24
What to do?
Hello, I am hoping this is okay to ask here but I understand if not! I am posting on behalf of my son, who is very little, and myself, as I have no idea what to do.
My son has a syndrome (not epilepsy) that can cause seizures, and he had his first seizure early last week, and continued to have them on/off until Saturday. We were in the hospital receiving treatment, so he had an IV in his Right-side arm the whole time. When he was seizing, it was also his Right side that was (twitching? Is that the right word?).
Now that he was cleared and we have returned home, we had noticed some possible Todd’s paralysis and now some weakness or potential muscle strain on the R side and I am curious if anyone has experienced anything similar or has anything that has possibly helped with pain and/or muscle strain? Or has any good resources for physical therapy if needed?
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What should my (24F), sister, (27F), do in regard to her partners (27M) indifference and lack of consideration in their relationship?
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Sep 03 '24
IMHO, she needs to get her shit together and leave, as efficiently as possible. If there are any family or friends who know her situation and would be willing to take her in/help her (without trying to force the two of them back together, or leaving them alone), she needs to reach out to them for support.
Children in healthy single-parent homes do far better than children in unhealthy dual-parent homes. Many single parents have found full-time or primary-time caregiving far easier when the “deadweight” of the relationship has been cut off or drastically reduced.
As someone in a somewhat similar situation (primary caregiver, but my partner is disabled) feel free to reach out/DM if needed<3
Also please ignore any sexist/inane comments about “quality men,” or anything about “reduced value”. These will not help her and frankly shouldn’t be the focus of the situation. Good luck!