I'm ready to have it published/publish it myself. But it took years of loving it and hating to get here 👍. I love it today, but who knows - maybe I'll hate it again tomorrow 😤 lol

Alice, I know many with epilespy, and I'd never heard of #SUDEP. If you don't mind, can you give me some more info? The more people know about it, the more we can help others. Why was she afraid she would die?

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Oh I'm SO sorry to hear that - it's heartbreaking. My condolences. My condition worsened from 4 seizures to 40/month, all because I had an adverse effect to my medication and they increased it everytime I injured myself. It went undetected for thirteen years. But not the same. Sending you love ❤️

I watch television shows I loved prior to being diagnosed, and I recite them at home. It helps the drama queen in me as well 👍

Noticed. I noticed I wrote noticed too much. Now I notice things, but not as often.

I like writing that meets in the middle. I like following a story with clarity, but with descriptive depth behind it. I love when the scene comes alive. I like to travel 😁.

I asked my eleven-year old daughter a question and found her putting it in chatgpt. It's now banned from my house. Students at the college where I work are using it to get accepted. We have to keep an eye out. The munipical elections are coming up. Who are you going to vote for and why? Sigh...

Hmmm... someone told me a novel was a beast of a thing to pull off. Tick! But there's also the 'after that' and the 'after that' followed by the 'after that!' Now, I've got to go do some more of the 'after that.' (I'd never heard of Bluesky until two days ago - but now I'm hooked lol).

Nice! It's nice to be recognized in any way. Mine was when I wrote my late father's eulogy. No joke. My mom removed one word. I never thought people would have tears in their eyes and start laughing immediately after (it's also the way I presented it. I can be a bit of a drama queen, lol).