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Old 10-19-2006, 10:24 AM #1
Kamie
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Default Zoe's EEG

Zoe's EEG went really well. She performed like the doctors
wanted her to. If there was a perfect time to have a seizure, durring an
EEG would be the time. And Zoe decided to actually cooperate. And boy did
she cooperate! They flash a strobe light in front of the kid's eyes when
they do the test, and that caused Zoe to have a seizure. They had to call
a doctor in to give her Diastat (a medication that stops seizures ASAP)
because it was a rather big seizure. They kept telling me that believe it
or not this is a very good thing because it means that they caught it and
are able to see where these seizures are coming from in the brain. So I
guess this is good news in a very odd sort of way. We go to the doctor on
Monday and will know the results of everything then.
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