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The Importance of Being Seen

October 28, 2012January 16, 2021 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, 2011January 16, 2021 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, 2010February 25, 2020 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, 2010January 26, 2020 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

Transitioning To A New Med

September 30, 2010February 16, 2020 Gina St. Aubin 0 Comments medications, seizures, socialbehavior, therapy

What do you see when you look a this photo? A boy. Alive. Happy, thrilled maybe. Engaging. Social. A boy

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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

Autism and Epilepsy

July 18, 2009January 16, 2021 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