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Old 07-08-2007, 12:46 AM #1
Tiger_lilly07 Tiger_lilly07 is offline
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Talking Good News

I got a call from my neurologist yesterday and he and about 10 other doctors, surgeons reviewed my case and decided doing the e.e.g. grid or even a fourth brian surgery would be to high of a risk for me. I'm actually excited that I get a break from all the e.e.g. monitoring, brain surgeries, etc. I wasn't sure if I could even handle a fourth surgery so this all worked out in a way. If my seizures get worse then I might have to try the vns but for now I'm good to go! God Bless all of you!
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