DATING WITH EPILEPSY AND CHD
Dating can be hard enough for most of us, for myself even more so. I have so many bridges to cross whenever I get into a new relationship. First off I have to tell the person I have never lived or been anywhere on my own. Then I have too tell them about my epilepsy and my congenital heart disease. After telling them all about that if they decide its still all cool I have to describe what happens during a seizure. Have to talk about all the types I have.
Then I need to discuss my heart issue. Because its not a normal heart issue, well none are normal but a bit harder at time's. Especially after an incident happened to me. Sometimes it can be frustrating i just want my body to be on level with the "average person."
So often when I get into a relationship I feel like I have another older sibling. Like they are keeping to close an eye on me and will report every little thing to my parents. Like if we're out and I have an absent seizure it dosent stay within us. Somehow it gets back to mom usually I confront her and says I just know. Or whenever I tried to confide to sister it would hit parent's within in a day so relationship things are so tricky.
I’m sure you will find someone who will accept you for you and who won’t go and snitch everything to your parents: when setting boundaries perhaps you can tell them that telling your mom everything is a deal breaker and a trust breaker for you. -Jess LeBlanc
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