Well done sfx, you know it's the right decision for now - and if you want to reevaluate in years to come you can do, it's not like you're condemning yourself to a life sentence, although my mum has been known to refer to herself as the "domestic incarceration survivor" - this is the term for 'housewife' in a hilarious 'politically correct handbook' she was given for Xmas years ago.
EYM, it must be v worrying about the possibility of fitting when you're alone with the baby. Can you minimise this at all in the coming weeks whilst you wait to find out what's going on? Weirdly I remember a medical friend of mine telling me there was some evidence that epileptics did not get clinically depressed, I think that's the basis for electric shock therapy - is there any chance that getting your PND under control could have sparked this back up again? I'm sure that's a ludicrous suggestion but I thought I would throw it out there. Not that I'm suggesting you try and get worse with the PND to offset the epilepsy, obviously!
Our battles with dh's sleep apnoea continue, the recent trial shows he's having central events as well as obstructive. Obstructive is when you try to breathe but can't cos the airway has closed up, central is where the brain simply does not send a message to breathe and is potentially very serious if left untreated, we're talking heart failure. He now has a new machine to trial for a month, paid for by us but with clinical support allegedly being offered by the NHS, only the nurse who runs the unit is off on holiday as of Thursday for 2 1/2 weeks Oh well, so far so good.
Also involved in major traumas with my babysitter and her landlords, who regard it reasonable to charge rent for a house which had no lighting for three weeks, very annoying and upsetting.
Other than that all well, ds teething, still not walking although getting close to it, has learnt to wave bye bye and clap hands (not simultaneously), still not eating, but hey ho.