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Old 04-23-2011, 12:39 AM #13
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Heart Hi Mona!

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Hi my name is Mona and i just join and i read that you have Todd's Paralysis if you are willing to talk to me i would appreciate it thanks for your information
Although our son does not have what has been DXed as Todd's Paralysis, when he has been in seizure, he has most assuredly been fixed in place like a quaking statue. We don't understand it much, other than to recognize as I just posted to Laura that his meds seemed to exacerbate the phenomenon and its occurrence.

If you were trying to get another poster to reply, sorry if I jumped in unawares.

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