Epilepsy Talk
Epilepsy Studies: True or False?
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There’s a “Golden Rule” which says: “He who has the most gold makes the rules.”
And who might that be? And what are the methods used?
Some are simply amazing. (Or at least I thought so.)
But they all follow the “Golden Rule.”
Did you know about the “The Foreign Factor”?
Will that antidepressant work for you?
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The answer may be in your brain waves.
“Scientists have taken a small step toward personalizing treatment for depression.
Can I Substitute Generic Drugs for My Anti-Seizure Medications?
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The controversy about generic drugs continues…
People Talk About Their Out-Of-Body Experiences
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People speak of their own experiences:
“The best way I can describe it is that it was like watching television in your mind.”
Who’s Profiting From Your Outrageous Medical Bills?
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This is from the NEW York Times, February 14, 2020.
It speaks of the secret methods of billing. Who pays and who does not. (A precious few.)
Doctors behaving badly…
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We all have had at least one experience when a doctor either behaved badly or treated us in a way we didn’t feel we deserved.
“He could have spoken in a nicer tone,” you might mumble to your husband.
But what do you do when the experience with a doctor takes a sharper turn?
What if he doesn’t believe your symptoms or validate your experience?
What if he doesn’t take into account your pain before beginning an in-office procedure?
The shock, fear, and disappointment of having a bad doctor experience can be daunting.
What can you do?
Tags: behaving badly, disappointment, disrespectful, disruptive physician behavior, doctors', fear, lawsuits, shock, toxic, unprofessional
What were your most formative moments?
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For me, it was three different stages, ages and issues…
Tags: acceptance, ages, Epilepsy, formative moments, happy, issues, love, stages, worthy
In Case of Emergency — New Solutions
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Here are some methods to stop a seizure in its tracks. Or shorten one.
And help relieve you of the dreaded after-effects.
Possibilities you might not have known about…especially the new nasal sprays.
Tags: Ativan, auto-injector, convulsing, Diastat, gel, Klonopin, nasal spray, oral, seizure control, syringe, tablets, Valium, Versed (Midazolam), wafers
New Data Back Use of Medical Cannabis for Epilepsy, Pain, Anxiety
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Two new studies offer positive news about medical cannabis — suggesting that marijuana products improve physical and cognitive symptoms, boost quality of life, and rarely produce signs of problematic use.
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