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Health News 6/29/07

June 29, 2007 in Health News
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roy v. | October 25, 2009 1:24 PM | Reply

I would like the information on Epilepsy-nutritional deficits. I cannot seem to bring it up, other than the title on your june 29th health news our granddaughter (age 13) had a grand mal seizure and was put on keppra, to which she is having a bad reaction.

She has always been athletic and actively involved in dance classes. It is frightening to see her weak, tired, uncoordinated. Is there anything that can be done for her that is drug free?

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