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Old 11-11-2006, 03:44 PM #6
Garney Garney is offline
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Ellie,
Thanks for the honest view of what it is like. My Dr. has mentioned this, but said it is no big deal. This is all new to me. 47, and just started having seizures. Going to Mass General for 2nd opinion Nov. 20.

Thanks again,
Garney
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