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Old 05-07-2008, 08:24 PM #1
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Hi, im new to this board and have epilepsy. For those of you that are not on disability, where are you going to get health insurance at a decent price? I've been told by my doctor that I should stop taking my dilantin medication due to its long term side affects. Dilantin is the medication thats work for me the best, but for people that are taking dilantin have you noticed any long term side affects???
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