Emotional And Behavioral Changes Amidst People With Epilepsy

It would not be fair to think of noticing a problem, or possible symptoms of another disease, in a person with Epilepsy just because he or she is sometimes emotionally unstable. A person whose malaise is spectacular will lose contact with the outside world for a few minutes, make strange movements with their hands, collapse unconsciously on the ground, or, in the worst case, have a big epileptic attack in front of the general public doing no good to anyone. This abnormal behaviour repels people because healthy people are not affected. Many times they don’t have correct information about what to do with the person with epileptic seizures. What we cannot interpret, strange to us, is already outside the acceptable category. Yet if people were more accepting, they could even help a person with Epilepsy.
https://www.epilepsytreatment.org/emotional-and-behavioral-changes-amidst-people-with-epilepsy/