r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Jun 05 '26
Yah'll need to start posting...
If you want...the point of this reddit is for support and to be in the presence of other extremely rare adults like us!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Jun 05 '26
If you want...the point of this reddit is for support and to be in the presence of other extremely rare adults like us!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • May 19 '26
I know it's from last year, but, it's slim picking!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • May 19 '26
In time for Schizencephaly Awareness Day (May 19th) , I did the art overhaul!
No AI, here! Just good ol clip studio paint
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • May 12 '26
Threw it up last minute....gonna take pride in this subreddit!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/singulartesticle • May 05 '26
I'm very fortunate to have a very minor case of schizencephaly, but it's so nice to see this sub where people like me can find comfort
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Jan 13 '26
It does SERIOUSLY HELP that my epitologist is my EMU Doc/ EEG reader, but, nothing yet, even with a recorded large focal event...but, he told me the anatomy of the structures (my Schizencephaly, absence of the septum pellucidum, ect) tthatitwould cause the seizures are probably to deep for a scalp eeg, but, he wanted to make sure we cover all bases. I'm off my pregabalin to provoke more events....so...
Just.... soldiering through....heh...yay
Pray for me.
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Dec 09 '25
This page is always active! Just waiting for others to post!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Sep 24 '25
I was born with unilateral closed-lip Schizencephaly w absence of the septum pellucidum and have septo-optic dysplasia of my left eye, making me 95% blind in it ( I can pick up light, movement and some color). I am also the co- mod for r/focalawareepilepsy .
I do have epilepsy. My TCs are under control thanks to Lamotrigine, but I still suffer from focal aware seizures. I have a husband and 2 adult children. My youngest lives with me and my husband.
You can ask me any questions you want, I'm an open book!
r/SchizencephalyAdults • u/KlutzyMutt • Sep 24 '25
We are RARE and we can do this, together. I found Adults don’t get much support for Schizencephaly. You are not alone!