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View Poll Results: ABSENCE SEIZURES including ATYPICAL ABSENCE SEIZURES / EPILEPSY
Affects me occassionally 10 35.71%
Affects me frequently 15 53.57%
My Absence / Atypical Absence are controlled 4 14.29%
My Absence / Atypical Absence are uncontrolled / poorly controlled 13 46.43%
Absence / Atypical Absence restricts me from doing things I would like to do 8 28.57%
I've been declared intractable / refractory 2 7.14%
I am on too many / too little medication(s) 5 17.86%
I am undergoing alternative methods 2 7.14%
I feel that Absence / Atypical Absence isolates me 7 25.00%
I feel that Absence / Atypical Absence have ruined my life 4 14.29%
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Old 04-18-2009, 02:47 AM
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I know what you mean. I have never had a 'normal' day in my life.
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Old 04-18-2009, 04:47 PM
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Anybody ever feel like their head was the ball in a pinball machine, yet you remember everything as you normally would?
They seem to be increasing for me.
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