When I was first diagnosed as a teen, no one knew what to do with me.
My parents refused to use the “E” word. People treated me like I was some kind of pariah. (Which didn’t make me feel warm and fuzzy either).
I started this article assured that vaccinations of children with epilepsy was a definite no-no.
And boy, was I surprised.
Basically, medical research has proved me wrong. Real wrong. Including COVID-19 vaccinations.
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Vaccination still the best option
I started this article assured that vaccinations of infants with epilepsy was a definite no-no.
And boy, was I surprised.
Basically, medical research has proved me wrong. Real wrong.
Posted in
Epilepsy,
Medication Issues,
ResearchTags:
accurate information,
anti-vaccine propaganda,
autism,
children unprotected from disease,
Dravet Syndrome,
Epilepsy,
false claims,
Febrile Seizures,
measles,
measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine,
misinformed,
risks and benefits,
Vaccination still the best option