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What do you do when your therapist oversteps a boundary but you can't afford to go elsewhere?

We all feel guilt for having seizures especially when treatment doesn't work. It's not throwing in the towel when we start saying no, it's self preservation. We see all the loved ones struggling and we do feel guilty about that. Thank you for always being there. We see you. And the all epileptic people who struggle with seizures and the guilt, I see you and it's ok and valid.

Please keep yourself safe so if this episode is triggering click off

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So sorry that I haven't been on in so long. To be honest I got cold feet and I thought my podcast wasn't going anywhere but after seeing my wrapped for the year I realise that I have found some new followers so thank you to every single one of you. Also there are two bonus stories at the end.

I don't think we do...at least not always

If you or someone you know is struggling with things mentioned in the title and episode, or anything else here are some resources

Text 50808 for trained 24/7 support

Call Samaritans at 116123 for a call alternative

7 cups app fa listening ear from volunteers

BetterHelp online therapy

Talkspace online therapy

It's coming up to a month since my last seizure and due to how my last seizure presented and also the fact that I have had a period and I'm currently sick but have had no seizures in nearly a month. People are starting to get excited. Why am I not?Listen to the episode to find out.

Were these people the AH