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    How Epilepsy Changed My Life Gilbert Lutes Essay ENGL 121 10/15/12 Writing Assignment When I was just seven-years old‚ I was diagnosed with epilepsy. I’d been having small and frequent seizures my entire life without ever knowing of it until one day when I was shelling walnuts in front of the fireplace. Everything I ever knew was being stripped away from me. I no longer had control over any of the muscles in my body‚ my ability to speak‚ my actions‚ nor my sight. All I could do was relax

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    Crystal Riddell Susan Datz PHI 101 June 21‚ 2008 Socrates and Déjà Vu Slide 3- Lived Prior Lives: What happens to the soul when we die? Does the soul come back into the form of another body? How is someone born already knowing certain things? Let’s take a look at some of these questions by first looking at a man named Socrates. Point 1- Law of opposites: Socrates believed that human beings have lived prior lives so to try to explain and validate the point on living prior lives he used the law

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    describing the occurrences Caesar endured during his time of death. Some of the main points the movie stated was that he was a master a manipulating people‚ he had epilepsy‚ he screamed out “kill me now‚ I won’t resist!”‚ and that he was sick with diarrhea and drowsiness. Most of these actions‚ the investigator thought‚ were due to the epilepsy. I believe it‚ but I also believe all of this was what made Caesar want to commit suicide. But in my mind‚ he didn’t commit suicide‚ but instead asked others to

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    DÉJÀ VU A phenomenon two in three people report. Most of us shrug it off as a mental hiccup. Indeed‚ researchers propose it’s a sense of familiarity without a recollection of why something is familiar‚ or perhaps a timing issue in the brain where thoughts are experienced twice because of a slight wiring delay‚ lending the second occurrence an odd sensation of repetition. But some people believe it’s a glimpse into a past life. To put it in to terms‚ it’s that overwhelming sense you get during a

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    The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat Jennifer Curtin Pd. 1 Part One – Losses The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat: Dr. P is a teacher at a School for Music who had trouble recognizing his students. He couldn’t recognize them by looking at them‚ but only by hearing their voice. He also saw faces when there weren’t any‚ like in fire hydrants and knobs on furniture. He didn’t think anything was wrong‚ until he developed diabetes‚ so he went to see a doctor. When he first talked to a neurologist

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    Felix Rey and Dr. Peyron‚ believed to be caused by temporal lobe epilepsy. Van Gogh was born with a brain lesion that many doctors believe was aggravated by his prolonged use of absinthe causing his epileptic condition. Dr. Gachet‚ another of Van Gogh ’s physicians‚ was thought to have treated his epilepsy with digitalis. This prescription drug can cause one to see in yellow or see yellow spots. This may have been one of the reasons

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    One major aspect concerning the management of generalized convulsive status epilepticus is deciding which benzodiazepine should be used for treatment. “A seizure can represent an abrupt and transient occurrence of signs and/or symptoms resulting from an abnormal‚ excessive discharge from an aggregate of neurons in the brain.”1 If the seizure is continuous over a period it can be described as status epilepticus. Since the brain is so complex and seizure activity involves several neurons‚ many antiepileptic

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    people living with epilepsy. We: Support research to improve the lives of those living with seizures Offer ways for you to get involved and inform others Donate profits from our online sales and campaigns to promote epilepsy awareness Provide information‚ including first aid for seizures‚ for the community Who founded Aura America? Aura America started in 2016‚ soon after its founder‚ Maxwell Roth‚ was diagnosed with a rare seizure disorder at the Cleveland Clinic Epilepsy Center. Maxwell had

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    Autism and autism spectrum disorders are complex neurodevelopmental disorders. Many causes of autism have been proposed‚ but its theory of causation is still incomplete.[1] Heritability contributes about 90% of the risk of a child developing autism‚ but the genetics of autism are complex and typically it is unclear which genes are responsible.[2] In rare cases‚ autism is strongly associated with agents that cause birth defects.[3] Many other causes have been proposed‚ such as exposure of children

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    exaggerated part. Slater puts the idea up that she may be making her epileptic illness up. Slater was trying to tell the readers that her abnormal behavior was attributed by her epilepsy. However‚ in the last chapter of the book readers realized that she may never had epilepsy at all. Throughout her memoir‚ Slater is using epilepsy as a metaphor to give some facts that she was not able to write exactly‚ but our readers can find some private truth through the metaphor. In the beginning

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