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Old 01-29-2007, 12:19 AM #1
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Thanks! I found this great video. I was doing some research and I found this site called realhealth.tv which has a great video. Even though I am a new member, I think everyone here would really like watching this film b/c it was really nice hearing and watching someone talk about their difficulties and how they cope. I wanted to share this with everyone here, hoping It would help you guys too. Here’s the link http://www.realhealth.tv/site.html?goto=7&vid=54&vo=4



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I also want to add that there are other types that will
cause "seizures":

Neurodengerative disorders & diseases
(whether inherited/genetic or non-inherited/genetic)

Drug & Alcohol overdose aka Substance Abuse

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Poisoning - chemical / wildlife (ie:snakebite) / toxic plants

If you suspect Poison was the factor, do not issue IPEC,
call 911, call the Poison Control, have the Container, Plant,
Chemical, or Animal/Reptile (if known) - do not attempt to
capture it if alive, if possible of rabies .... Or if such animal
or animal has been captured and trapped and detained,
please take all precautions!

FOLLOW DIRECTIONS PER SE OF THE DISPATCHER!
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Mahjong epilepsy - they claim it's a form of reflex seizure, but it is possible that there is more to it than a simple reflex.


Reference link: http://www.news-medical.net/?id=28446
Last edited by Ellie; 08-30-2007 at 02:23 AM. Reason: Removed broken link, added reference link until working link is in place.
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