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Old 10-08-2006, 07:58 PM #1
MRFurr MRFurr is offline
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Default Geschwind syndrome
Hello everyone!

I am new here and I need information about Geschwind syndrome. It is a type of personality that is connected to TLS.

My mom has had seizures all her life, and I believe she may have Geschwind. She is in her late 60's and I have concerns about her behavior and personality. If there is anyone here that I can talk with, please post back to me.

Thank you,

M R
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