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    Bibliography Works Cited Page: “Othello, the Moor of Venice” Dahl, Joanne, and Tobias Lundgren. “Behavior Analysis Of Epilepsy: Conditioning Mechanisms, Behavior Technology And The Contribution Of ACT.” The Behavior Analyst Today 6.3 (2005):191-202. PsycARTICLES. Web. 1 Oct. 2015. This article provides a view into the symptoms, mechanics, and scientific study behind epilepsy and epileptic fits. The strongest points that would pertain to my research paper are its evidence on how stress could…

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    criminals. Once one has taken the time to understand marijuana and its effects on an individual, one would know marijuana is not a drug America should fear. Marijuana has a lot of benefits, especially for children who have epilepsy. Utilizing marijuana in children who have epilepsy will be life-changing for the child themselves and the parents.…

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    when I was about four, in a small, isolated country kitchen in regional Victoria, my mother noticed that I was taking "funny turns", moments that took me away and into my own world. It took time but eventually the diagnosis came back - welcome to epilepsy. Then, back in the day it was a limiting and defining description; no support groups; little information but much fear; it stalked me through all facets of life, complicating both the serious and the mundane. It changed little things, fell…

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    2014 states that in 2005, epilepsy was described as a disorder of the brain in which individuals who experience seizures that cause abrupt and sometimes brief muscle jerks or long-lasting uncontrolled muscle spasms. Sometimes epilepsy can be treated with drugs and as Kara had been suffering from epilepsy since a young age, the operation was vital. The surgeon who operated on Kara, removed the corpus callosum, that…

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    The article Vagal Nerve Stimulation for Status Epilepticus is a report of a case in which an adolescent boy with epilepsy was admitted to the hospital in critical condition because of a prolonged period of status epilepticus. Status epilepticus (SE) is defined as, “An epileptic seizure that lasts more than 30 minutes; a constant or near-constant state of having seizures. Status epilepticus is a health crisis, and requires immediate treatment.” (Medicinenet.com) The adolescent boy had…

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    and uncontrollable muscle spasms. Seizures can also come from having a head injury, drug overdose, brain tumor, infection, low blood sugar or other health problems that can affect the brain. Seizures can transpire perpetually which could lead to epilepsy. Kids under five can have febrile seizures when they develop a fever that is above 100.4 degrees F. Seizures are rarely serious, life-…

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    When I was eight, there was a single event that changed my life, identity, interests, struggles, and successes. This one event led to many more. In the fall of 2007, I had my first seizure, the first of many. It took us months to get a diagnosis of epilepsy, of complex-partial seizures. When someone has a complex-partial seizure, they are neither conscious nor unconscious; they’re in between, both aware and unaware at the same time. They typically do some kind of small motion; picking at…

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    One thing we’re sure about life is that it is constantly changing. People go through many changes in life whether by choice or not. There are positive and negative changes that affect our lives. It can happen in a moment or gradually over time. The most important thing about change is whether you like it or not, you have to deal with it. My life changed in one moment, but I have learned to move forward. On Christmas 2010, I was excited to get the Wii gaming console. As a result, I ended up…

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    Seizure Informative Speech

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    cause a seizure usually comes from health conditions. Alcohol withdrawal, bites or stings, brain infection, brain injury during childbirth, brain defect present at birth, choking, drug abuse, drug withdrawals, electrolyte imbalance, electric shock, epilepsy, extreme high blood pressure, fever, head trauma, kidney or liver failure, low blood glucose levels and strokes can lead to seizures. There are more, but these are the most common. Some times, especially in young children they may not know…

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    The only danger that involves cannabis is the illegalization of it. There are millions of cannabis users in the United States that have been stereotyped as “drug addicts” or “pot heads” by individuals who do not fully understand the positive aspects of this plant. Marijuana can be used for many things, which include medical purposes and to decrease deforestation and pollution. The government is spending too much money that belongs to Americans to prevent legalization, when in fact it can produce…

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