vlog 58 | lumbar puncture pt.2, more seizures, eeg, recovering from paralysis getting discharged !

Hi ! today is day 2 in the hospital after i got my lumbar puncture and i started the day with more seizure so i got tested for epilepsy. If you're new here i needed a spinal tap to confirme if i have intracranial hypertension and treat it by draining the excess spinal fluid. But thing didn't go as planned and i had a very bad reaction to the lumbar puncture...
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I am 19 year old and i have a neurological disorder which left my legs paralyzed in 2020, I also suffer from chronic migraines and i want to share my experiance, and show how I use bullet journalling to help me. I also recently been diagnosed with ADHD !
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My native languge is French so if I make any mistakes please tell me in the comments.

[@CoryBranlafatt]

Wow, I understand better the situation, that must be scary. I hope that at least your left arm is still working, and that the seizures and the pain will stop. I also hope that you didn't have to much medical trauma, but it looks traumatizing, so... yeah. Lots of spoons Hoa, take care !

[@hoaslife]

I didn’t do the best job at explaining while I was living it because i was so confused myself but I will explain more in the future videos! My arm is still working normally it should stay like this ! I have had more seizures but not many and it definitely was very traumatic but thankfully the staff in the hospital was amazing and made this experience much easier for me. Lots of spoons to you too !

[@mercyfulvickv2810]

First of all, props to you for videotaping while going through all these difficult times. This shows how determined you are for your channel and let me tell you, you are doing amazing! Secondary, I'm so glad you have your hand back on the move!!! As for the seizures, it's good news they are not epileptic ones. Sounds so scary though....But since they are related to FND , are these seizures going to keep happening from now on??? Or are they going to slowly stop???

[@hoaslife]

Thank you this means a lot to me ! I honestly think recording everything helps me to concentrate on something else which makes things a little bit easier for me specially in these kinds of situations. For the seizures it really depends for each person with FND the neurologist told me that now that I have had one I am more likely to have more and I have had a couple more since, I am waiting to see my FND specialist to know more but I will have to wait until April for more answers until then I am just praying not to have any more because it’s an extremely scary experience