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Old 06-29-2010, 01:04 AM #11
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I stopped listening to music ages ago. It was only that someone on here told me about the Auditory Szs after I described what was happening to me that I found out what it was. It's really bad here in Oz though because there's less than a fraction the work done on researching epilepsy as in the US. My doctor thought I was making my seizures up and he didn't believe me. I stopped going to him. I just really don't think I need any help in feeling bad for being epileptic and mentally ill

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