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Old 03-23-2009, 07:10 PM #8
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Karen,
Anytime you would like to talk I am here for you. My husband had a bad seizure yesterday while asleep and today while asleep-and become paralyzed on the right. (I took an FMLA day from work today--to stay home and keep an eye on him. I hate having to go to work when he is so sick. Lately he has nightmares that seem to bring on the seizures.
I don't know anything about Keppra--does it work strictly for seizures or does it help with migraines, etc.?
Please take care, maybe we can help each other by comparing notes or just having someone to talk to.

Laura
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