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Rachel

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Hi there

Someone pointed me in this direction.

I've read some of the posts and recognise some of you already :D

I am a special needs teaching assistant who works 1 to 1 with a little lad with uncontrolled E.

He is due to have the VNS fitted in September.

His E has never been controlled and suffers from T.C's, partials, myoclonicsn and absences. Most of his T.c's are nocturnal and he has been rescuited a number of times. He has been in 'status' more times than I can remember.

He has been out of school since Jan. I have taught him in the hospital and now has a home/school tutor. I visit him whenever I can. He has recently come in to school for 2 hours to say hello to everyone.

He has been extremely poorly this year :(

I am married and 2 beautiful daughters, aged 9 1/2 and 6yrs. Annabelle and Lucy.

We also have 2 kittens - 10 weeks old - and making life very interesting at the moment :D Diesel and Thomas :D

Anyway that's me.


P.S. I LOVE Captain Jack Sparrow :D
 
:hello: :hello: Hi rachel, and welocme to the froum, nice to see you
anyway hope all is well, and hope that you find this forum very usefull
take care for now from kitty x
 
Hi Rachel, welcome to the forum. :hello:

That boy is really going to treasure the effort you put into helping him. It is so wonderful that you went online in search of a greater understanding of his condition. Kudos to you. :)
 
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