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    One big obstacle I had to over come was, when I discovered I had Frontal Lobe Epilepsy. I had my first seizure in my Junior year, October 18, 2013 on my best friends birthday, in the middle of my fathers AP United States History class. At the time we thought it was a one time thing and it was not going to happen again. That was until my Birthday party in July the following summer. We returned to the Neurologist to get another EEG and MRI. That is when we discovered that they were due to scar…

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    Seizure Activity Model

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    experienced seizures a period of hours after an initial asphyxia event, the effect that these seizures have in terms of neural damage however, is not known. Meldrum (1999) seizures as the sudden simultaneous firing of cells in a particular part of the brain. This is shown as high amplitude/high frequency EEG waves; and could cause physical convulsions of the body. The effect to the brain is a lot more wide spread with consequences that occur both during and for some time after the seizure…

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    is called an epileptic seizure. Some people know when it’s coming but others are less fortunate and can be sitting in their chair and all of a sudden that persons on the floor shaking like a tree that’s going through an earthquake. Afterwards it’s terrifying for that person because he/she might not remember anything before the seizure. The saddest part is a person can’t do anything to help because all a person can do is watch, and make sure that the person having the seizure does not extremely…

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    Essay On Epilepsy

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    Epilepsy is a chronic disorder with reoccurrence of unprovoked seizures that happens because of the electrical events that occur in the brain. An epileptic seiszure is a central nervous system disorder that affects neuron activity by causing an excessive amount of activity in the brain. This can be attributed to a large amount of action potentials that don’t allow for any relief, which can cause damage to the cell. Antiepileptic drug therapy for epilepsy even though proven to give relief to…

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    brain's neural activity becomes disrupted. The disruption causes periods of unusual activity and seizures. A seizure can sometimes cause a loss of consciousness. During a seizure, people can have several different symptoms. Some people twitch their arms and legs uncontrollably, and other people stare blankly until the seizure is over. Prescription Medications Anti-epileptic medication can prevent seizures in some people. Some people have to take a combination of medications. You doctor can let…

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    Essay On Epilepsy

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    activity in your brain is disturbed, causing a seizure. During a seizure one might experience involuntary shaking which may involve part of the body or the entire body, loss of consciousness, and possible loss of bowel or bladder control. Seizures can vary in length from brief lapses of attention or muscle jerks, to severe and prolonged convulsions. Seizures may also vary in how often they occur, from less than one per year to several per day. The seizure is defined as happening when there…

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    What Is Epilepsy?

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    affects the brain causing seizures. Seizures occur when the nerve cells in the brain release more energy than the brain can control. There are many different types of seizures. Seizures are commonly grouped under the terms generalized and partial, also referred to as focal onset seizures. Generalized seizures affect the whole brain at one time, while focal onset seizures…

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    When does an insignificant name of a character that cannot even be remembered by the protagonist become so important, that it centralizes the entire tale to the point that if the name is not mentioned the tale will not be a tale? The closest answer to this question could be found in Ludwig Tieck tale “The fair haired Eckbert”. The apparently dull life of Eckbert and his wife Bertha, both of whom seem to be content with their current lifestyle of isolated protection from society, comes crashing…

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    A Career In Dentistry

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    join me on this exciting journey. I did not heed negative attitudes or suggestions of disapproval. I was firm in my decision of following my passion of becoming a dentist in America. My story begins in 2011 in Cuba when I decided to take a leave of absence from the Professional Art School and pursue a career in dentistry. Although I spent nine years studying to be…

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    In the meantime, I think the best thing for me to do, in order to improve my academic life, ironically, is to take a leave of absence from my studies. I am not aware of any implications that this decision might have on me other than prolonging my college career, but I think that it will help me in the long run. Taking time off will help me refocus my priorities and decide upon a…

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