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Old 05-10-2010, 04:54 PM #19
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I looked up Pediatric Epileptologists and saw there is one at Boston Children's Hospital. I don't look forward to driving in the city, but it is do-able adn I'll do it if it is better for Anthony.

My hubby asks: why not see if the neurologist can do something that works first though? If she gives him meds, and they go away, then maybe there is no reason to see someone else, know what I mean?

Otherwise, is it possible to see the epileptologist like once a year? and still see the neurologist every 3 months like we are now? And would it be insulting to the neurologist to bring that up? I'm not sure.

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