Bayly Opens Up About LIVING ON A BOAT WITH EPILEPSY

Early mornings and ruff weather. Cutting out that morning coffee :( ... avoiding seizures :) Crossing between Sardinia and Corsica. Snorkelling. For all the people out there living with epilepsy... when we aren't in the middle of a grand mal/tonic clonic it is often a silent disease, the auras, weird smells, debilitating brain fog, depression from seizure medications with the extreme highs and lows, uneasiness and panic of the next seizure goes unseen by the people around us. My first really bad tonic clonic seizure I woke up in the hospital and was beyond grateful to be alive now I'll try to spend the rest of my life attempting to be just that. Alive. I want to feel every minute of this life, love, laughter, bone chillingly terrified, and left in awe at this beautiful planet we exist on :)