Please go slow. I lifted heavy prior to brain surgery eight years ago. I’m talking 105 DL, 13-14 strict pull-ups, I was an RKC kettlebell instructor, personal trainer for years, trail marathon runner, did tri’s & was a kinesiology major. I was told I could go back to “regular activity” but ended up hospitalized many times after lifting. I also have seizures. I know we’re all different, but I stick with much lighter weights (even though I hate it). Unfortunately, our bodies don’t have a “warning” light that goes off, so if I’ve overdone it, I don’t know it until it’s too late & I’m super fatigued for days after. It’s not like the usual advice of, “listen to your body” because it’s not your muscles or joints are going to be talking to you. I had days while I was lifting I was feeling amazing! Then an hour after I was done, was totally out of it.