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Old 09-24-2006, 10:50 AM #6
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In a patient with a history with epilepsy what else would seizures be caused by? I'm confused. My impression is that she is trying to tell me (but maybe doesn't want to or is unsure how) that even after surgery I'm beginning to have seizures again. Call it like it is, know what I mean? It's this side stepping that gets me confused. I'm not that fragile. I'd rather know straight out so I can deal with it than tippy toe around it and wonder what's really going on or think that everything is ok when it's not.

Once again, at least it's only simples...
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