u/An_Old_Punk

After my first seizure, they operated on my shoulder. Everyone keeps thinking my recovery was painful - but it wasn't. I probably only felt like 10% of the pain. I can't use opioids, so recovery was just heat and ice packs. I barely felt the pain during recovery. Now, I don't notice physical pain right away. It's like a switch was flipped with that first seizure.

Can you relate to something like that? Like a switch was just flipped for you?

Is it strange to only have yearly appointments? Is that common if you've been controlled for like a decade?

Edit: Thanks all. That made things way less stressful.