No such thing as limitations

I firmly believe that no matter what condition you have, you shouldn't limit yourself from doing what you love. People around you might want to wrap you in cotton wool to try to protect you, my parents did, mostly my mother, but I exceeded their limitations, I starting traveling the world at the age of 21. Moved across the world, made the United Kingdom my home away from home, traveled to 27 different countries in the space of 1.5 years, thing is people think once you have an medical condition that your life is ruined and you can't have a normal life. Let me tell you it's not, to be completely honest I'd rather have a life that isn't normal because it's boring, why be normal when you can be different. It may prevent you from certain things but not everything that a "normal person" could do. We are no different to a "normal person" we have a life we live, things to be grateful for, we breathe in oxygen and out carbon-dioxide just like they do, only thing that's ever so different is that we have a glitch, this so called glitch is Epilepsy, but it doesn't have us. Limitations are just barriers you have to climb or jump over, no matter how many times you fall keep trying until you get there.