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The Importance of Being Seen

October 28, 2012March 27, 2016 Leisa Hammett 0 Comments develpmentaldisability, public, publicplaces, seizures, selfinjury

The guest band was rocking. I stood by the ice cream truck watching my daughter do her wacky dance. She’d

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Seizures Can Tear Your Life Apart

October 19, 2011March 26, 2016 Amalia Starr 0 Comments adultwithautism, seizures, seizuresandautism

The unwritten oath of a mother is to protect her child and after thirty-nine years, I still cannot do that

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Taking a toll

November 2, 2010March 26, 2016 Amalia Starr 0 Comments adultautism, adultwithautism, autism, epilepsy, parenting a child with autism, seizures

My last post may have been written too soon.  Please read on and I believe you will understand why I

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He needs to walk

October 6, 2010March 26, 2016 Amalia Starr 0 Comments adultautism, autism, epilepsy, injury, lifeskills, seizures

Yesterday, I went to help my son, Brandon who experienced another grand mal seizure.   After he fell, he repeatedly hit

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Transitioning To A New Med

September 30, 2010April 2, 2016 Gina St. Aubin 0 Comments medications, seizures, socialbehavior, therapy

What do you see when you look a this photo? 

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New tools for everyday life

August 1, 2010December 28, 2019 Amalia Starr 0 Comments gadgets, parenting, seizures, tools

The power went out and the lights began to flash throughout the night on all of Brandon’s electronic gadgets. That

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Autism and Epilepsy

July 18, 2009September 15, 2016 newautismcure 0 Comments anticonvulsants, autism, eeg, epilepsy, seizures, Vitamin B6

From: Dr. Chun Wong Epilepsy is defined by the Epilepsy Foundation as ” a medical condition that produces seizures affecting

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