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User Profile: confusedasfdude360
confusedasfdude360 January 24th, 2020

i have epilepsy and whenever someone knows about my condition after they leRn it, i feel like i get treated like a kid. for example in middle school i had to go and do class work with other kids to focus better. problem was this one girl ibknow was teasing me calling me special ( which theirs nothing special about me) and the teCher said something blah blah blah and she said im special ( ik its innocent and all but thats little kid stuff were in middle school) .

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User Profile: adventurousBranch3786
adventurousBranch3786 January 24th, 2020

@confusedasfdude360 I am sorry to hear that people have teased you. Unfortunatly many people are ignorant about illness! I hope that we can support you here,

User Profile: kindSoul10
kindSoul10 January 24th, 2020

@confusedasfdude360

I understand you don't like to be teased or belittled. I wouldn't like that too.

Everyone is special in their own way, there is nothing special about it. :D

User Profile: JoyousBear
JoyousBear February 15th, 2020

@confusedasfdude360

I am sorry to hear that it happened. Many people don't know how to react and then they do more harm than good when reacting as they can. No one has learned them how to react properly. Yes, sometimes it is better not to react than react badly.