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Old 09-22-2006, 02:45 PM #1
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Default Seizure Safety Precautions

I posted this in the Epilepsy forum and felt I would share here also seeing sz are also discussed here.

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What a wonderful resource! I am going to print out the entire post for future reference. Thank you!

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Wendy, mom to Langan, the love of my life, born 7/19/02. Global delays, intractable seizures, mystery girl. VNS implanted 2/10/06, now on small dose of lamictal and fighting for seizure control, and wife to Jon, the other love of my life!!
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