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Old 04-04-2013, 09:18 AM #2
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Welcome to the site. you will find a lot of helpful people here. I'm new as well. My husband is having absence seizures. not yet diagnosed, We go on Tuesday. He is also very scared and depressed over the whole situation. Hopefully when the meds start working you will feel great!! Hang in there it will get better, that's what I keep telling hubby.
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