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Old 06-19-2014, 09:27 PM #1
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I would like to know if any who also had left temporal surgery had similar results as I did. It has been since September of 1997 when the surgery occurred, that this result chance started. My day seizures completely stopped, however nocturnal seizures began and these stopped when clorazepam was added to my Lamictal about 8 months ago.I wonder if this will last or if another change of drug will be in future.

Thank you for your time.
Peace.

Sincerely, Doris Yeager
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