epileptic episodes
MONMOUTH, OR A Monmouth man has used Twitter to assist in his personal battle with epilepsy, racking college basketball jerseys for awareness and hope with each ring of his doorbell.Bryan Black seems to live at a hub for the parcel delivery men and women in Monmouth.I get the trifecta of UPS, FedEx and the postal service all in one day, said Black.The 32 year old University of Oregon alum is a happily married father of three.times when I am somewhat incapacitated and can't take care of the kids properly. Like, my kids will say, brain hurts, he said.Black lives with epilepsy.was when I started having the partial seizures where I kind of lose the ability to process language and math so that been a regular thing, several times a day ever since, Black said.Not taking anything in life for granted, Black has found the college basketball season helps subside his epileptic episodes.I noticed from November through early April my amount of seizures I have drop significantly during those mont...