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Old 12-19-2007, 01:37 AM #1
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Default Seeking info on vasovagal syncope and pseudoseizures
Hi. I'm sunnyboy. I am seeking information regarding recovery from vasovagal syncope and pseudoseizures. My husband collapsed last month and was diagnosed with both. It has been one month and he is still extremely weak. We have suffered much emotional stress for the past six years. All the doctor tells us is that it will take a while for my husband to regain his strength. I have searched the internet for help with little success. Can anyone here help me. Thanks!
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