A single mother has epilepsy and does not drive.She works full time from home,and her three children take the bus to school.She generally rides her bike or walks wherever she needs to go.What would be your greatest concern related to the family's nutritional well-being?

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The greatest concern is that because she does not drive,she may not have access to affordable and quality food.Depending on her job,she may have sufficient income to purchase nutritious food,and many women are able to work full time and make time to prepare food for their families.She may need to be careful in the kitchen and perhaps cook only when other family members are home in case she has a seizure,but if her epilepsy is well controlled,there is no reason why she should not cook.

A Single Mother Has Epilepsy and Does Not Drive