I had another seizure 😕 7 months after brain surgery health update...

I was not expecting to tell you that I had another seizure so soon. 7 months after having surgery to remove my brain tumour I had a seizure.
I'm now going to start new anti-seizure medication and hopefully get booked in for my MRI soon 😊
This is my first health update in a few weeks so I just wanted to keep you in the loop 💛
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[@tinajensen5571]

You should also think about getting a medical alert bracelet.

[@diaryofeireann]

That is a great idea thank you SO MUCH 😊

[@optimisticgal]

Yes, my thoughts. Good idea

[@nicholamc2629]

Brilliant idea!! 😍👏

[@martinemikita9281]

FANTASTIC suggestion!! ❤

[@nnghtngl]

​@@diaryofeireannalso, all phones, even when they are locked, offer access to emergency call / emergency information tap button, where you can put info about yourself and list preferred contacts. This can be helpful too.

[@Allthingsvadya]

My tumor was also on my temporal lobe so most of my seizures were partial seizures. My brain surgery was 9 years ago. Keppra made me angry/tired all the time. I've tried Dilantin, gabapentin, Lyrica, Klonopin, Ativan and Oxcarbazepine. Most of them didn't work or gave me bad side effects I switched to lamotrigine which was much better but I still had seizures like every 4 months. They put me on Briviact (which is similar to keppra but without the side effects) and since then, I've been seizure free for almost 2 years. Hope that helps. AND I've been cancer free for 9 years🙂

[@tomaspilgrim4802]

Briviact works for me allso.

[@darlenewebber7706]

Big hugs and stay positive. You are the best and Bun is so cute and I love how you have a separate room for Bun.

[@marygee3981]

So nice of you to give info!❤

[@girlloveshemp642]

Wishing both of you the best and long wonderful life.

[@MarRee-zi3ri]

I wanted you to know this out of love, Seek God and you will find him and when you believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and put your faith in him you will be saved and he will give you his Holy Spirit who is our comforter and helper and God will give us a peace that surpasses all understanding and give you the ability to forgive and lead a life that pleases God and h God does want the best for you and to give you hope, he loves you

[@sarahdore7884]

Oh my goodness Éireann, don’t apologize about posting lovely videos of you enjoying your beautiful Ireland life 🥰🥰 I’m always curious about how you are doing but you don’t owe us that at all. I hope they get your medical records sorted and get you on a medication that doesn’t have too many side effects. Thank you for spreading positivity, the world needs that 💜💜

[@diaryofeireann]

Thank you so so much 🥹❤️

[@mrsdrhux]

I have no clue how I originally stumbled upon your video. I think you had a short with a big foot squish-mallow and my daughters obsessed them . I always check in just to see how you are and I’m so pleased that things are slowly progressing in the right direction. Don’t ever apologies for been you , as your an inspiration just as you are ❤

[@thefunson8087]

@@diaryofeireann Bible?

[@ArethDaniels]

Exactly

[@thefunson8087]

@@ArethDaniels Bible?

[@maryellenrichardson9419]

I was diagnosed with malignant melanoma in 2022, breast cancer in 2023, and squamous cell carcinoma in 2024. Just recently I had my scan and they think one of the cancers (probably the breast cancer) has metastasized to my lungs. Having a lung biopsy next week. The things that get me through have been my neighbor Erin who has taken me to all my surgeries and chemo appointments, my primary doctor Ehren who has been so supportive, and watching your very upbeat videos. I am sensing a theme in who the kindest people are named.

[@christinescorner111]

🥺genuinely we are all kind. We get the darkest deepest depths of life. And I hope your biopsy goes well and my fingers are crossed for you ❤

[@HarrisIrfaan]

Thoughts with you.

[@californiadoll6273]

Was it metastatic?

[@melaniesernaque4695]

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[@JoyceGooder-mo1fs]

Eireanne you post when you see fit. Living your life is top priority and getting your health care sorted out. Everyone else will just have to work on their patience and acceptance. Which isn’t a bad thing for anyone to work on themselves. My granddaughter is a glioblastoma survivor at 11 yrs. Why she survives, only God knows. Everyday is a gift we her family get to love on her and share in her life. Do all you are able holidays, meals out with you Dad, enjoy your we bun, live in the moment. We here, me and my granddaughter, get it where you are coming from. Bless you young lady and Peace be with you. 🥰🙏🏻 live.

[@richardmandel7881]

I am so sorry to hear this Eireann. I pray for your health.

[@diaryofeireann]

I appreciate every single prayer so thank you 😊

[@Chareads]

I've been on Lamotrigine and had no side effects, hoping for the same for you! By the way, if you're nervous about the travel, consider booking special assistance at the airport. It's not just for the elderly or broken legs; if you think the cognitive overload of queuing/figuring out where you need to be will be overwhelming for you, definitely go for it. You could always cancel it last minute if you feel confident. Glad to see the bunny is doing so well!

[@sinclairsaintclair]

PLEASE BE CAREFUL AT THE CONCERT. STROBE LIGHTS CAN TRIGGER SEIZURES. IT JUST HAPPENED TO MY FRIENDS SON. ❤

[@leaveittolefty]

strobe lights, ceiling fans, emergency vehicles flashing….all are potential triggers (for me)😵‍💫🙃

[@janwarriner6554]

I hope she sees your comment. It is absolutely true!

[@justilou1]

Even driving through forests. The lights through the trees set me off.

[@leaveittolefty]

@@justilou1 me too. tunnel lights too. i have super dark glasses or hold something over my face. i dont drive

[@nickybaker1338]

@@justilou1 dreadful isn't it? I've been tonic clonic seizure free since 2021, but the blasted photosensitivity has brought me damn close.

[@jellams1317]

Try never stop advocating for yourself. No matter how frustrating the system is. Also the same with family and friends. Never stop advocating. Good luck.

[@diaryofeireann]

Thank you so much

[@Hondaridr58]

I'm sorry to hear that. I have been watching your videos getting me Ready for my craniotomy/resection that I had this past Wednesday. I'm on Keppra too at the moment. No. Issues so far, all the best to you.

[@diaryofeireann]

Hi how are you feeling?? I've heard REALLY great reviews on Keppra so I think it's a little weird that I'm changing lol so I hope it's the perfect fit for you!

[@Hondaridr58]

@@diaryofeireann I'm doing pretty well thank you dear. Got released from the hospital yesterday. Heading back to home sweet home in a few hours. Hope you get this behind you soon and get back to normal. Thanks for telling your story on here, it helped me a bunch.

[@carolinapandies]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹

[@kdyooper28]

My husband was on keppra from Dilantin for 12 years. Did well. He was on 2500 mg daily and tolerated it well. First 10 years of Dilantin was awful: switched neurologist.

[@stevieray7203]

Adorable coworker! Years from now, you’ll remember this difficult time and shake your head since it will be long over! 💛🙏🏻

[@rhnmodi]

Just putting it out there. You've got absolutely the most beautiful eyes I've seen ! All the best wishes for you in this journey 🙏

[@CocoKitty19]

The little cards are such a good idea ! Get better soon

[@diaryofeireann]

Thank you so much ❤

[@MarkBalbao]

You don't deserve to be going through this, you are beautiful and amazing inside and out 😊 I hope your new drugs will work for you.

[@melbrown6019]

I have been on Keppra for almost 17 years now and haven’t had any problems. But I have heard of other people who have had problems with it. I had brain surgery in October 2007. In 2008 I had brain surgery to insert a VP shunt then it malfunctioned and it was removed in 2008. I still have a tumor in one of my ventricles and get MRIs every 6 months. I will be praying that they find a medication that works. Thank you for the update! I’m glad you are now around your family. Also praying for your next MRI. I see my neurologist in a week and a half. I hope you continue to keep doing updates. I hope you get an MRI sooner rather than later to see what’s going on.

[@georginataylor4617]

You are beautiful inside and out 🦋 please don’t feel under pressure to post. Post when you want about whatever you want. It just makes me smile to see you on here. Know you have an army of well wishers behind you 🌺🥰

[@diaryofeireann]

You're so sweet🥹 Thank you so much for your kindness ❤️

[@ArethDaniels]

Please keep enjoying yourself and your loved ones. Someone will always be upset at missing out on something or whatever. I wish you all the best

[@iamofftoneverland1735]

You are so beautiful I can’t really focus on what you’re telling 🥰 I hope everyting will turn out for the best for you.

[@sharonscott1776]

Sorry to hear about ur seizure Eireann. I’ll be praying for positive results when u can get ur scans x

[@sandyward6236]

You are such an amzing person. I am so sorry to hear about your seizure but glad you are getting a new medicine. I love seeing the places that you have been and the joy you share. Know that your story is so important to alot of people all over the world. Thank you for posting!

[@MSDOGS1976]

You're such a beautiful person. Inside and out. I really hate that you had another seizure but I guess you knew it was possible. Hopefully the change in drugs will keep them to a minimum. Stay positive and strong as I'm sure you will. Praying for better health and happiness.

[@rhondawhatley1591]

I'm sorry and sending prayers. Praying that everything gets better.

[@t.h.1982]

Bless you. My son had brain surgery 2 weeks ago. Initially diagnosed as Diffuse Midline Glioma by the radiologist, which was a pretty grim diagnosis. We traveled to MD Anderson in Houston, TX USA, and received a much better diagnosis. Two weeks after surgery he is doing well on his way to recovery. Just received the pathology of the pilocytic astrocytoma. Meet with the oncologist soon to determine the next steps. Can totally empathize with what you have and are going through, as we are in a similar spot.

[@rr5233]

Hw is ur son now? What is the next treatment? My daughter also going through this

[@braintumoraunty]

I'm so sorry you had to go through this. I had the same problems. It took a while for me to get my seizure medication under control. I'd have grand mal or have partial seizure. Took a while, but finally they find your correct tablets. I was on Keprra and then Tegratol. Now been on Lamotragine for 10yrs x

[@diaryofeireann]

I'm so so sorry to hear that, especially grand mal that must of been so scary but I'm so happy that you're doing so well. Thank you so much for sharing that with me ❤️

[@brjones27]

Wishing the best for you, Elreann.

[@justzuzanazuzana6715]

Erin I’m so sorry and I feel you girl , I have almost same diagnosis, I’m after 3 brain surgeries from age 16, now I’m 33) now it’s been year after radiation (cyber knife)cause it’s already inoperable and on my movement place 🥹 . I’m waiting 2 months for new MRI because they are not sure if something new is going on again . Trying to live life but sometimes it’s So hard if you are not able to do what u love … sending ❤ ❤️❤ and prayers

[@Sunnydreamer1470]

🙏🏻

[@oliverchong2428]

Take care Eireann, hope the new meds will be better than the current ones. ❤️👌

[@therealnancycarol]

Hi, Éireann! It's always nice to hear from you. Remain positive and try to relax. If you can, do some meditating, yoga and just concentrate on yourself. It's no wonder things are difficult right now. Changing medication and all the medical issues with records and appointments and schedules - I'd be crazy over all of that, too. It sounds like your life is in the blender. Don't worry. It will all work out in time. Your bunny is beautiful! I wish I could just give you a big hug and tell you it's going to be okay. Hang in there. You've got this! My best to you and yours. Peace and happiness! 💕💕💕

[@diaryofeireann]

Nancy you are such a kind soul ❤️ Thank you so so much for being so lovely. Wishing all the best for you too 🥰

[@therealnancycarol]

@@diaryofeireann Thank you, beautiful! Better days are ahead! 💕💕💕

[@dawnanngallagher8495]

Finally, a doctor taking your medical situation seriously. It’s shocking that Canadian doctors were so casual about your diagnosis. They should have been prioritizing you the minute they saw a brain tumor despite the long time the lab took to figure out what type of tumor you had. Canada should have sent your records to your new doctor before you left for Ireland and not leave all that for you to figure out. Both sets of doctors should have been working together to figure out the MRI problem too. Sadly, we all have to be our own medical advocates and you probably need a few advocates to get the right help you need. Be sure your oncologist specializes in Glioblastoma cancer. A good Glio group is important to join too. A group will help you find out what you might need, what to expect, etc. Praying for a quick recovery. I am looking forward to the Germany video and more travel content. I loved SlievecLeague. Cheers!

[@davidhenry1156]

I;m on Keppra,Lamotrigine(Lamictal) and Ontozry for Polymicrogyria.No side effects from the Keppra or Lamictal but any others have tried down the years have had bad @ times but everybody's different.Dosage etc can play a large part as well. I hope and pray all goes well for you Eireann.🙏🙏 Much love and prayer to you,Devon,family,and friends!🙏♥

[@mariafahey750]

You are such a nice person, so positive no matter what you are dealing with, Id be all over the place mentally if I was in a similiar position. Your parents must be so incredibly proud❤

[@HarrisIrfaan]

My thoughts are with you. I have two tumors: a glioma and a golf ball size pituatary adenoma, so I follow your videos. Thanks for sharing. I did have surgery and radiation. And have constantly been plagued by insurance validity lapsing and refusal to re-instate. After reading your vlog, I am going to find out if here in Saudi arabia,have medical emergency bracelets. May the force be with us all. I experience waves were I think I'm just gone for 6 seconds. Unfortunately 2 years ago it happened d when I was driving. Yep. Car continued down road for a mole before crashing. But that was a blessing, as I was the catelist that led to the surgery.

[@carolinapandies]

Keeping you in my prayers beautiful.. you are in true inspiration!! I'm so happy you are home around family and friends.. with your handsome fiance and your adorable Bun!! We've thought about getting one.. !! Still have two very old cranky cats though that would not be nice to a Bunny !! Have a great week sweet girl.. one day at a time...

[@i_love_rescue_animals]

I'm just a stranger living in Portugal, but you came across my feed. I'm so sorry this happened to you and you are having such a serious health issue. Really just wanted to say, you don't owe people on YT updates and videos. Like you said, your videos are really for you and for your memories. Wishing you all the best that you get your info in time to continue. ❤‍🩹

[@Vahamedus]

1. Fockin love your accent 2. Glad to virtually meet you 3. Praying (to whatever higher being if it exists) for your recovery

[@ranchochihuahua]

You are such a beautiful soul. I think I can speak for all of us when I say you should not have to focus on your tumor. Just enjoy life to the fullest and share the sunshine with us.

[@HelenIngram-r4j]

This is really interesting to me. I've been on Keppra for a few months now but recently had another anti-convulsant added to my drug regime, Pre-gabalin. I'll look back across your content to find out what your surgery was and for what reason. Thank you for posting. But also, please try not to assume everyone will judge you in the same way as you might clearly judge others.

[@AudriannaB-World-Peace]

Eireann, I am so sorry that you have been having such bad issues spacially with the anti-seizure meds that you have been on. I really hope your next one that they are going to start you on will be much better for you! I am wishing you love and happiness from Iowa🌟

[@batillipes]

I had a single major seizure in August 2023 and have been following your channel for most of that time. Your postings have really been helpful. I had my seizure in a Home Depot. In the hospital they immediately put me on 1000 mg Keppra 2x per day. They did brain scans of all kinds and luckily found no tumors. Keppra made me miserable- drowsy, sleepy, grumpy, short term memory loss, no desire to do much of anything and I was only fully awake a few hours per day. In Florida you can't drive until you are seizure free for six months but I couldn't anyway on those high doses of Keppra. Finally in March my neurologist referred me to a seizure specialist and under his supervision I have been tapering off Keppra (currently 250 mg 2x per day) since March with no replacement medication. If I were to have another seizure I'll go on a different anti-seizure medication but in my case the chances are pretty good of not having another one. In the meantime, I'm feeling way better and resuming most activities again. My wife commented that it's like I've returned after being gone since August! I think your trying different anti-seizure medications is great. I hope you find one that works without the major side effects so you can live your life more fully. I wish you and your family the very best. God bless you.

[@naamashang5107]

I'm sorry you were struggling so much with a seizures these days, and I know the process of changing medication is going to be tough but hopefully you'll be feeling much better once it's done. I hope you manage to go to Germany and enjoy the concert. I can understand how you feel about driving, but I think you're right That it was the better answer from the doctor. Thinking of you and sending you hugs, you are so strong!

[@rnp1785]

Love your accent Im so glad everything went well and you made it through everything you have a lot of courage. May God bring you blessings

[@robcodsall]

Once again, I am blown away by how brave and stoical you are in the face of such a difficult condition. Your family must be so proud of you. You are a truly remarkable young woman with so many qualities. I am glad that you are able to remain positive despite the setbacks which have come your way. I truly believe you will beat this tumour - if anyone can do it, it is you. And your KZbin friends like me will always be here for you! I hope you can get to Germany for your holiday. Fingers crossed also that you can get your medical notes from Canada sorted out swiftly - it's hard to believe in this day and age that they can't read them - it sounds crazy to me and this sort of worry is the last thing you want. Well done again for all that you are and for being such an inspiration to the rest of us. Take care, Éireann - you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. With love, Rob xx

[@bobsinger3377]

You're certainly NOT a TV show! :) Do love when a new segment pops up. Hope the new meds help. 🕊

[@lnewbury1]

I’m sorry Eireann. I can’t imagine it’s been fun dealing with these seizures. I hope you can get your records from Canada soon and get that MRI done to see what is happening in the noggin. As others have said, consider a medical bracelet or necklace. I use one for my severe liver disease. It’s helpful to those who may need to tend to you and aren’t familiar with your situation. Sending light and love your way.

[@whimsy339]

I'm glad you're finally home and doing fun things. I can't even imagine how frightening it must be to feel a seizure starting when you're by yourself and unable to communicate. I would also recommend a medical alert bracelet. The spacial awareness problem sounds annoying but also a little dangerous. As far as feeling embarrassed, I'd tell you not to, but I know that isn't how that works. Back in 2019, I was diagnosed with a degenerative muscle disease. I'm 62 now, so this advice might be based on age. But I've decided not to be embarrassed about accidents that happen due to my illness, and I'm going to ask when I need help and use whatever assistive devices I need. I've also decided that I'm going to be assertive in getting what I need from the medical professionals. I'm not belligerent or mean, but I do speak up for myself. Life is too short to feel embarrassed about things you have no control over or to let pride keep you from asking for help and not to advocate for yourself when it comes to your health. I belong to a couple of Facebook groups dealing with my disease. I was astonished when people were talking about how many bones they'd broken from falls they'd had, and yet these same people weren't using canes or rollators! I was so concerned about breaking a leg, a hip, or an arm that I started using a rollator as soon as I started feeling a little unsteady. I'd rather look like a disabled old lady than be laid up in a nursing home or dead. Prior to my diagnosis, I'd already taken a couple of hard falls. Thankfully, I didn't break anything. All this to say, try not to get caught up in how things look like to other people. Do what's right for you and give yourself grace when accidents like the one that happened in the restaurant happen. Take care of yourself. I hope your trip to Germany is a lot of fun. Thank you for sharing your life with us. ❤

[@TheBeadShopGirl]

Best of luck with your new meds! Thanks for keeping us updated. ❤

[@fr57ujf]

I didn't know you had a bunny. How cute! I'm very happy that you're back home in Ireland. Sorry to hear about the seizure. I hope that the new medicine is more effective. I'm glad your examination was such a good experience. You are handling all this amazingly well. Your positive attitude is inspiring. I hope you realize that you are lifting the spirits of others with these videos. My thoughts are with you.

[@michellemcgowan1030]

You’re never far from my thoughts☘️hoping all things fall into place soon for you.

[@steves7973]

Good to see you have a positive outlook, that's so important. Some medications come with a medical information card inside the packet, so you fill in your name, address and emergency contact information.

[@conserv2thecore]

God Bless you. Do not worry about what people say, you’re an amazing ing young woman.

[@kristy8865]

Im glad you are fetting great care. Im so sorry that you're having to go through this. Thank you for the updates, but please dont ever feel like you have to give people updates. Enjoy life to the fullest and seek as many adventures as you can. Love and prayers are being sent your way by all of us that follow you. ❤❤

[@kristy8865]

getting* oops

[@diaryofeireann]

Thank you so so much 🥰❤️

[@emmamulholland4858]

Eireann I’m praying hard for you ❤ sending you hugs and positive vibes 💕 I hope your new medicine works well 🙏🏼

[@Turkeyinthehay]

You just keep on living your life! The appointments and medical steps will be there, but there is no reason to to not enjoy every moment. Ruiuned wraps and spilled coffee sounds like a great story to tell years from now. And you will. You and your father will laugh so hard about it. ♥

[@trudydownes6540]

Hi, we live in Boca Raton, Florida USA we are Catholic and Irish and we pray for you daily. I just hope God watches over you and knows what a wonderful person you are.

[@branypoo]

🥺 This is such a lovely comment ❤

[@californiadoll6273]

God is fictional, only exists in gullible minds

[@clairebear1808]

And here I am crying over my Neuromuscular Scoliosis 😢. I have the same kind of issues with dropping things and everything seems to be a huge task. I am 62, 63 on the 31st. I feel very good wishing you a very long blessed life. It sounds so heartbreaking 💔 you are in my prayers. 🫶🏼🤗🥰🙏🏻

[@Lisselle.]

Get well, Éireann. I'm thinking of you in Australia! My 23 year old daughter has serious health issues atm, and is also on a lot of medication, AND her Canadian boyfriend is living with us! She wants to get well so she can return to Canada with him, and then they'll come back to Australia; living in two worlds, just like you and Devin. :) And she has two bunnies! (That I'll be looking after when she travels.

[@Nnssra9191]

Hey Eireann, I hope you're doing really well. My mum is a Glioblastoma patient and so we can relate to MRI appointments not being sent on time. We have found that e-mailing the relevant department including your full name, hospital number/nhs number and date you require the appointment for always does the job. They always respond within a day or two and they are always able to book it in for you. It's worth noting we live in England but I hope this message helps you.

[@Nnssra9191]

Hey Eireann, I hope you're doing really well. My mum is a Glioblastoma patient and so we can relate to MRI appointments not being sent on time. We have found that e-mailing the relevant department including your full name, hospital number/nhs number and date you require the appointment for always does the job. They always respond within a day or two and they are always able to book it in for you. It's worth noting we live in England but I hope this message helps you.

[@jrc312AD]

Jez Eirinn, you don’t need to apologise for not posting, you look after you. Please God the medication change will go smoothly and help you. The card idea you mentioned would be a good idea.. for your safety. You sound like you’ve got a lot going on at the moment, remember to rest as well. X

[@bonnierobbins7079]

You are a lovely person,and have a wonderful attitude

[@AChilly]

Your story of your seizure sounds so familiar to something I experienced. That feeling is so scary! I have POTs (chronic illness) and wear a medical ID bracelet since the incident, I’d highly recommend. Also, iPhone have a Medical ID section in the health app that a lot of emergency responders are trained to check! I wish you all the best 💕💕

[@lisamcconnell8611]

So sorry to hear your struggles - you’re amazing - love your spirit - you can easily get a hold or silver disc on a necklace or bracelet and engrave the details you need on there - I have a severe latex allergy and that works well if not conscious ❤ sending you love

[@prof.degenerate45]

I'm really sorry to hear that you had another seizure Eireann but I'm really hopefull that this was your last one. I also really enjoy watching you enjoy life and having fun with your loved ones. Just do whatever you love. If you wanna post a health update than do that ıf you wanna post a video of your latest trip with your family then do that ı really love those videos. Take care buddy we really love you you are wonderful

[@paoloriportella8716]

Hi, I'm Italian and I follow you, even if sometimes I struggle to understand you because you speak very quickly..😄,apart from this I'm very close to you, a hug with all my heart and always stay strong as you are now 😘

[@KS-yp1jl]

You can activate the subtitles and also change the video's speed to a slower speed

[@rachelgale845]

You are such a beautiful soul. This is your space so please post whatever you feel like. Sending lots of love and positive thoughts to you ❤

[@britishgal1808-Sue]

Hi Eireann, I’m so sorry you had a seizure 😢I’m praying that doesn’t happen again 🙏🏻 You definitely need to get a medical alert bracelet, I see a couple of other people have suggested it 🥰 I hope your new medicine works well for you and you can slowly get off the one you’re on now. Sending you hugs and prayers 💜🙏🏻♥️

[@felicia-read]

You are such an amazingly well-spoken person. Truly lovely to listen to. So sorry you are going through some really stressful things, makes me really sad. Been following your journey silently, but wanted to just tell you how wonderful you are. Big hugs from Canada 💜

[@kaylapatek8421]

🙏🙏🙏 Keppra works for me. Been on it since 2006. Added Trileptal a few years later. The two together work awesome. Everyone responds different to different meds. Love the Irish accent ❤️

[@marioalleyne8559]

I hope you get better soon. You have the face of an angel!

[@nadinecooper8709]

I love your videos. You are such a bright spirit! Love the Wee Bun! I suffered dramatic health issues 3 years ago, abdominal -- not head -- and had to quit a job I loved. And, it is possible my condition can come back in an emergency situation due to scar tissue. It is hard not knowing when your body might rebel against you! But, I will say that coming back from the hospital, I was so grateful for all that I have in life -- my husband, house, family, the ability to travel still. I know you feel that as well and that is all you need in this world. Oh, and the love of a good dog, of course. or 5 .....

[@jhors7777]

Love you and best wishes from Minnesota, and thanks for the update.

[@davidbretall8118]

We are happy to see you whether it’s an update or a fun video!!! Do what you can when you can!!🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@ianmclellan2693]

I want you to know that when I was 7 years old I was diagnosed with a degeneration of the grey matter of the brain.. I was supposed to die at 7 and I am 53 now. I will be praying for you.

[@anniezion]

Thanks for the update. I am sure, you'll be doing fine on the new meds, but of course understand the nervousness. Hopefully it will be a smooth cruise and you'll be able to go to that concert. Such a joy with music concerts, makes you feel alive and kickin.🙌🌸

[@wethenorth6437]

Hi Eireann, Ontario Canada here. I'm sorry to hear you had another seizure hopefully the new tablets work great and the transition isn't too bad. I wanted to mention that you might want to be extra careful if you like to take baths since having a seizure while in the bath can be very dangerous. I don't want anything bad to happen to you so I thought I'd mention it. I'm so glad you're home and around your family as that can bring so much joy and comfort. Sending you all my love and wishing you brighter days and positive outcomes and results. XO

[@Sunnydreamer1470]

Good advice I didn’t think of that

[@JennyyTaco]

Regarding the concert, just want you to be aware of the sounds and lights, especially flashing lights that can trigger seizures! I do recommend wearing some ear buds that can help, especially if it gets too extremely loud at the concert. Better safe than sorry! 💕💕

[@moochachaa]

Loud noise can trigger seizures too?

[@maryelencollins8861]

Eireann, you are so inspiring with your positivity and you have the most beautiful smile. I hope you are able to sort out the issue with your medical records and keep on track with your Appointments. 🙏

[@danielleayde2330]

Your bunny is adorable. Always good to hear the updates.

[@LewisLivingLife]

Hi, I’m a fellow subscriber. I’ve watched a lot of your videos and I can’t believe the amount of bad things that have happened to you, and it seems that bad things just keep happening to you. Wish you the absolute best.

[@bilibili68]

live your life for yourself, now more than ever. If people are upset you are posting about your health, take it as a compliment. They are sad that you have to go through this. If people are upset that you are not posting, take it as a compliment- they care. Do whatever makes you happy because no one else will live your life for you.

[@vivienleigh4640]

"I'm not a TV show" 👏👏👏

[@nickybaker1338]

I'm sorry that you had another seizure-it's so upsetting isn't it? Don't feel pressured to post in here-no one should expect it. It's lovely to see you when you're able ❤️‍🩹

[@RexHolbrook]

I will pray for you eireann 🙏🏻

[@christimayes6173]

You are truly the loveliest person ever! Wish I could help to get your records sorted out.❤️

[@CelineNg-i6w]

Hi you are doing your best and thanks for sharing the updates. Keeping you in my prayers for a smooth transition to new med and continue to stay positive because good things will come to those who believe ❤

[@jeanieearley8872]

I have you lifted up in prayer sweet Eireann. Your outlook and joyful nature is inspiring, given all that you've gone through and continue to go through. May our Father God guide you to the best care and you come to a complete healing. I say this in the mighty name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Amen

[@ellenjenner1488]

Bless your heart!❤️. Do whatever you need to do for you!! Thank you for your honesty and your health update! We are here for you!😊❤

[@anhe3409]

You are so positive even with a lot to take in! Definitely inspiring. Enjoy your time in Germany, it’s were I am from originally. Greetings from France and a lot of love 💕 and positivity

[@sheinacristerbagiwa8518]

I risked my life in twice major brain surgeries and now suffering from traumatic craniotomy post(lifetime)complications😭 but as my neurosurgeon & neurologist remind me always, SURGERIES & Medications are just treatment but NOT cure so with all our might let's try to fight for it and try to live normally. I will have MRI again nextweek. Sending my hugs and Prayers🙏🙏

[@KemberlyBrooks-f3p]

Glad to see your beautiful face again! I too have brain tumors and my first brain surgery was 5-12-20 overall i am doing well the medications sux though. Sometimes i get to feeling like a lab rad with all the appointments. Glad to see you smiling and keep going girlie!!!

[@VirtualCave]

So happy you posted something! Im from Germany, concerts are very full of people but often there is a Sanitätsdienst (medical services) walking around. Get a Medical ID, please try to order for assistance. Will be good to know where in germany, because Berlin may be too much. I think you will have a great trip but just take care of yourself.

[@Lalaland-q2z]

Wishing you great luck in all you do and help with your seizures ,you are a fine communicator .so immediate a presence that I imagine we youtubers feel we know you though of course we don't ,the power of modern visual media is that we can present the side of living that we think we uniquely have. ..sending greetings from NYC with 9 million people outside my window living on this island .. speaking of visual's..

[@j6453]

Hello Eireann, I don't know if you saw my post before but I hope you will try to make fresh green juices. They are sooo good for you and contain tons of antioxidants!!! Very very good for the health. You can add a little fruit too for taste. All the best.

[@SerMattzio]

Hugs to the adorable bunny. Sending best wishes and hope your health improves soon.

[@ZebaKnight]

Please don't waste any energy worrying about your viewers. It's clear that you need all of your resources to continue healing. You've done a terrific job of keeping your spirit up during this super difficult time. I hope the new drug works really well, without any downside.

[@KonradHjalmar]

warmest of hugs from Poland

[@odettec1]

Ah geez you poor kid...l feel for you heaps. No need to apologise. Take care xx ❤

[@rocketomega11]

My uncle had brain tumor removed 24 years ago. He is still very healthy.

[@Italiabells]

God bless you! Your bunny is so cute I also have a rabbit. They are the cutest. I’ll pray for you and your health. Sending you the best from Mexico.

[@op3dlab146]

You are unbelivable beautiful with a smile that make me smile too. I wish you all the best