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There are so many important ones to chsooe from. I would have to go with the Epilepsy Foundation. 18 months ago our son was diagnosed with Focal Epilepsy and secondary generalization. We found him on the floor one morning unresponsive and called 911. After many tests, IV'S and EEG's we found out the right side of his brain has an abnormality. The seizures don't happen often. In 18 months he has had 4 and they only happen while he is sleeping. This makes my husband and I not sleep well at night. One of us is usually checking on Triston. He is on medication. He will be on it everyday for 2 years. If he is seizure free for 2 years while on the medication he can come off of it. However, he has already had another seizure while on the medication so they upped his dosage. All foundations: epilepsy, cancer, March of Dimes, MS, is all important to contribute to. However this foundation would be my choice.
Posted by: Anisa | 05/19/2012 at 03:08
that this is an easy thing to carry out really doesn't love their pet like we do. I have to say that after I made that desioicn with Rosie I never regretted making it because I knew it was the right thing to do, she was suffering and it was selfish of me to keep her around just for me. You will know when it's the right time and if that's what your heart keeps telling you and you don't see any progress with Sam then you'll do the right thing. You are in my prayers and you know that I will be glad to go with you if you need me to. I took Rosie by myself and it's a wonder I made it back home.
Posted by: Deepak | 05/20/2012 at 14:13