I have Graves’ disease/ TED and glaucoma and epilepsy?

I think that as long as you keep a close eye on your thyroid blood work, (I recommend at least 4 times a year), get treatment for the Graves disease which most people respond well to, eliminate smoking (if you are a smoker) and or second hand smoke, and you continuously learn and practice cognitive skills with various modalities (speech therapy, brain training, memory games, occupational therapy, etc.) then you have a chance of managing these illnesses with a positive outcome. It can be a lot to handle all the appointments and doctors, etc. but a lot of insurance companies offer case managers or a nurse that checks in with you frequently to assist you in all the different needs you have. As for the glaucoma, if you get early treatment there is a way better outcome for you. Stay on top of any symptoms, and keep all of your providers informed of all changes.