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Old 06-20-2009, 09:10 PM #1
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Tongue How many meds and procedures is to many?

Hi everyone,
I've had a RTL and I now have a VNS the RTL got rid of scar tissue from birth.
My VNS works with my meds not like it should never has an dI've had it since 2000. I've have E 45 years and I've taken 21 meds so far, and I'm either med resistant allergic or there just not for my type of seizures.

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