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Old 10-31-2007, 02:09 PM
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My son has had 3 siezures(grand mal's) in the past 4 months after being siezure free for about 6yrs with no meds(he is 20yr old). After his last siezure last night, we had a talk and he had told me he had not been taking the medication like directed. (sorry I dont remember the med). So tonight him and I are gonna organise a routine and i was going to try some of the below info I read here.

Anyway, I read your postings on EPSOM salt and juice, along with an article on breathing therapy. Hoping this will help him.

Im convinced my sons seizure are brought about by stress.

ps/ I originally was just gonna say hi lol sorry

pss/ sorry thought i had started a new thread
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Old 10-31-2007, 02:16 PM
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Hi MacDawg37, welcome to the forum.

I moved your post to it's own thread.
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Old 10-31-2007, 07:31 PM
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Old 10-31-2007, 07:38 PM
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Welcome!....yeah, stress is a killer for most EVERYTHING, and E is no different.

Get em to chill out best you can....go from there!

You mentioned he had been skippin' meds?.....even if you hate the meds, skippin's a big 'no-no' unless it's really serious side effects you're contending with. Meds need to be 'weaned' off of slowly (unfortunately) if you decide to stop taking them!
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Hello MacDawg! Welcome
My daughter began having seizures at the age of 14 also. She is almost 16 (17 more days... and counting). It is a constant push to get her to remember her meds also. I can not imagine dealing with this for the long term. Easy to forget, especially at that age.

I am glad that you found some alternatives to try.
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Old 11-01-2007, 02:43 PM
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Hmmmm im noticing 1 common trait amoung people with Epilepsy. Your all very cool..hehehe
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Old 11-02-2007, 04:17 AM
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Originally Posted by MacDawg37 View Post:
Hmmmm im noticing 1 common trait amoung people with Epilepsy. Your all very cool..hehehe
Why, yes we are, as a matter of fact! Thank you for noticing!

And Welcome.

The coolness comes form learning about our seizure disorders, dealing with it and then sharing what we have learned. No pity parties here, (well, at least concering epilepsy, some of us have other issues though....Hee-hee )

At any rate...you need to pound it into your son's head the importance of keep his blood levels even. It's the fluctuations that can bring on seizure activity. He needs to take his meds the same time EVERY day. Get him one of those pill organizers from the drug store. You can set out his meds for a week at a time and then see which ones are bein missed. These organizers are very effective in keeping track.
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