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ComplexPartialGrl

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  1. Hi Suzy, If I'm not way too late you can e-mail me if you want. I have Epilepsy & have for some time. Here are the answers to your questions. Hugs, Rosie 1. When were you first diagnosed? At 9 mos. of age 2. What were your signs and symptoms. spacey staring, fumbling of hands, shaking, tired alot. 3. What types of diagnostic tests did they perform to diagnose you? EEG, MRI, CAT scan (kinda sketchy) 4. What types of medications and treatments have you tried for your disease? Everything short of surgery & diet 5. How has this disease affected your life? Let's just say it's been a trip! 6. How have you learned to live with your disease? You really have no choice. I know no other life, really. I hope that helps & isn't too, too late. I'm here if you have more questions.

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