Did I feel invisible?
Was the epilepsy to get attention?
Was I not being noticed? I only got noticed if I was bad or not perfect.
Did they not see me?
Was I not important?
Was it an excuse not to be successful?
Was I headed down the wrong road?

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Although I don't remember the exact date, I will never forget the day I ​was told I had a clean bill of health.
I was told there  were no signs of epilepsy according to all the tests.
How this came to be was a wild ride.
In my late thirties, I had my tubes tied because I did not want to be a mom with epilepsy. 
A year or so later, I  went back to the doctor and asked if this could be reversed.
I began to reconsider that maybe it would be okay to have kids.
So, we ran all the tests and guess what?...  the epilepsy had disappeared.
Woohoo!   Really?
Wait.
Yes, I had a clean bill of health regarding my epilespy, but I had now launched into early menopause.
Oh NO!
By my 40th birthday I had a clean bill of health but it was also too late to have children, I was in full on menopause.

I have experienced many losses due to epilepsy, due to fear of my epilepsy.
But, in the rest of the story I pushed on to a place where even realizing that the epilepsy is really never gone, I get to decide what I will do, rather than what I can't do. I didn't come to this place overnight, it took hard work, being surrounded by empowering women and being coached by people who could speak hard truths in a soft way.

Liz