21 thoughts on “Who are we? What Are We? Where Are We Going? Epilepsy is Real! It Does Exist!”
Alex – I’ve never posted a comment on a blog, so this is a first for me. I look forward to your thoughts as you choose to express them here. In the meantime, I am contemplating this beautiful Gauguin. I had to look it up, but it’s titled something like “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” A very good choice.
Epilepsy is real. It does exist. It effects friends and family members as well. Most of all though; it effects the person who has epilepsy and the person who has epilepsy is aware and can communicate with his or her friend and family members.
Alex, i am in the room next to you, we share a bathroom with the anoying individuals known as paul and domoniqe. I can’t imagine what it is like to have epilepsy nor can I imagine what your’e going through i am not going to lie and say i do. However i can tell you to keep your head up, i like what your doing in the sense that you have tried to educate the public and have continued to do so i want to tell you like you have told me so many times in the past that it’s not your fault and that everything will look up sooner than what you expect
Epilepsy is real. It does exist. It effects friends and family members as well. Most of all though; it effects the person who has epilepsy and the person who has epilepsy is aware and can communicate with his or her friend and family members.
Alex, we need to find a graphic designer who can help with this.. a SIMPLE symbol that shows the power of broken electricity made whole..do any of your friends in Lansing have a company or person you could consult with???
Alex, you inspire me. I love reading your blog. I’m not much of a blogger but then I have little to say that anyone would want to read. You on the other hand have so much to say and offer that improves the day of anyone reading your blog. Keep it up. I’m following it!
Beth Wayne
Hi Alex,
I love your blog — your story is so beautifully written. I would love to hear more about your day-to-day thoughts and feelings AND your progress. I continue to be blown away by how much progress you are making – every time I see you – your progress exceeds any expectations I had. I am sure it is incredibly hard work – much harder than any of us can imagine. It’s such a blessing and inspiration to see how you continue to push forward. Keep pushing!
I will probably be coming to Michigan in the next few months so I look forward to seeing you soon!
love,
mary schneider
Alex, so great to see so many people inspired by you and your message! Thank you for your boldness and transparency to allow others to learn from your journey. Happy Thanksgiving!
-Danielle
Alex – I’ve never posted a comment on a blog, so this is a first for me. I look forward to your thoughts as you choose to express them here. In the meantime, I am contemplating this beautiful Gauguin. I had to look it up, but it’s titled something like “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” A very good choice.
Alex,
WOW!! This is great.
Love, Ron
Alex!
This is terrific. Great design focus and perspective
Your wisdom is much needed in the blog world.
This can go on to Twitter too.
Penny
Epilepsy is real. It does exist. It effects friends and family members as well. Most of all though; it effects the person who has epilepsy and the person who has epilepsy is aware and can communicate with his or her friend and family members.
Alex … we are very impressed with your blog. Please keep us posted. You are an inspiration.
Ellen
Alex, i am in the room next to you, we share a bathroom with the anoying individuals known as paul and domoniqe. I can’t imagine what it is like to have epilepsy nor can I imagine what your’e going through i am not going to lie and say i do. However i can tell you to keep your head up, i like what your doing in the sense that you have tried to educate the public and have continued to do so i want to tell you like you have told me so many times in the past that it’s not your fault and that everything will look up sooner than what you expect
Epilepsy is real. It does exist. It effects friends and family members as well. Most of all though; it effects the person who has epilepsy and the person who has epilepsy is aware and can communicate with his or her friend and family members.
This is such a great cause! I look forward to viewing future blogs.
to see that u got to help so much and lives strong in this world there is a way so i going to help anytime
Alex, This is terrific. I’m going to share this with everyone at the Epilepsy Foundation and I’m sure they will pass it along.
Alex – This is great work! I admire your passion and courage in sharing your insight regarding epilepsy. I look forward to reading future comments.
Alex, we need to find a graphic designer who can help with this.. a SIMPLE symbol that shows the power of broken electricity made whole..do any of your friends in Lansing have a company or person you could consult with???
Alex,
Live strong! Keep spreading the word, your blog is a great idea!
Ariel
What a great website from a great person! I am impressed at you web design skills. Maybe you can teach me.
Love,
Mady
Alex, you inspire me. I love reading your blog. I’m not much of a blogger but then I have little to say that anyone would want to read. You on the other hand have so much to say and offer that improves the day of anyone reading your blog. Keep it up. I’m following it!
Beth Wayne
Hi Alex,
I love your blog — your story is so beautifully written. I would love to hear more about your day-to-day thoughts and feelings AND your progress. I continue to be blown away by how much progress you are making – every time I see you – your progress exceeds any expectations I had. I am sure it is incredibly hard work – much harder than any of us can imagine. It’s such a blessing and inspiration to see how you continue to push forward. Keep pushing!
I will probably be coming to Michigan in the next few months so I look forward to seeing you soon!
love,
mary schneider
Alex, so great to see so many people inspired by you and your message! Thank you for your boldness and transparency to allow others to learn from your journey. Happy Thanksgiving!
-Danielle
Great start. Keep it going – we are anxious to read more. Suzy Zipkin
Alex, I enjoy reading your blogs. They are both educational and inspiring. I admire your
perseverance…Live Strong!
Alex,
It is clear that your attitude has had a positive impact on many people. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
Hello Alex,
I enjoyed your comments related to stress. Insightful, helpful and good information.
Dr. McCormick