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Now Reading: More seizures at school = dr visit this afternoon
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Frank CampagnaI’m a 48 year old neurotypical dad with a 14 year old son with severe, non-verbal autism & epilepsy. I created this blog to rant about autism & epilepsy while celebrating my son who I affectionately call “the king” :-).
Mmm New York food!
Maybe there's a big hurricane coming! A change of weather can probably cause more seizures!
My son has Lennnox Gastaut which means he has frequent seizures. I feel your pain. Not sure what meds he is on, but Keppra caused my son to have more seizures. If you feel the frequency has increased since adding a new med, don't hesitate to speak up and demand a change. Good luck.
sending positive thoughts your way for you and your family
Sorry AD. You and wifey…strong parents.
I don't have any advice to offer, but just wanted to let you know, I am thinking of you three. Best of luck at the appointment.
hang in there….it is the most shittiest thing that could happen to your son as well as mine…I have come to hope that when he is done with puberty (don't know if it is 23 or what for boys) but that he will be better then….until then one day at a time and I cherish the good days of no incidences of seizures or autism outbursts…..the best of luck with neurologist…my son had tried all seizure meds with about 4 more to try….darn puberty lol
My son is still having seizures every 5 weeks or so (had one last Thursday), but they respond to Diastat and he hasn't had to be hospitalized in nearly 2 years (following 10 hospitalizations in the year and a half prior). I call this the new "normal," but I'm always wondering when it will be replaced by the new new "normal." It's a roller coaster ride. Good luck with your new normal.
We are looking at VNS this summer. Meds aren't exactly helping and after two 4-day weekends in two different hospitals, we're ready to move on. We finalyl have an official ASD diagnosis, along with epilepsy. How long has Kyle had his VNS?