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Old 09-30-2013, 11:53 AM #1
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Hello all. I suffered from Temporal lobe epilepsy for 8 years before having a right temporal lobectomy in 1990. Since then I have suffered from hemiplegic migraine which currently affect me once a month. I get paralysis down the left side including confusion, inability to talk properly, facial droop and pain in the right side of my head. I have been taken to the hospital several times as people immediately think of a stroke. One friend even had a go at me for wasting ambulance time.

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