New variant of mydoom, except it works by people clicking web links instead
of via email. so be careful what you click on since ms hasnt released a
patch yet.
its also a good opportunity to try one of the other browser competitors

And while I'm here, my memory is getting worse and worse each day it
seems. Short term and long term! I am having small seizures often (a
coulpe times a week that I am aware of). I am taking Dilantin (400mg)and
topiramate (400mg) daily. I weigh 150 lbs. I am wondering if the

My fiancee is (as per her neurologist) gradually increasing her Keppra
intake; when this is done, she'll be taking 3g a day. That's 3000mg.
She also (again, as per her neurologist) smokes pot, to enhance the
effect of the Keppra (you can't deny that THC is neuroactive).

I am not having the "grand mal" seizures (lately anyways) but still have
been having the partials and simples quite regularly. I am really
reluctant to even check into the Vagus nerve stimulator that I have
heard about only in the distance. Does anyone in the group have/or know

As I'm from Holland I apologize for some bad written English, but I hope you
will understand me.
Our son is almost 2 months old, during a stay in the hospital the doctors
found out he has epilepsy. According to the doctors at such an early age

I have a word document which is a composite of a lot of information I have
found regarding the effects of aspartame / phenylalanine (contained in
artificial sweeteners) on people with various ailments.
As for myself, I have found that they have a PROFOUND effect on my seizures.

Hi gang.  I checked my email today - the account I use only for this
newsgroup.  I was surprised to see that a company I have never used
needed me to click on a link and update my information.  They were very
concerned about a problem with security and wanted to assure me that

Could anyone tell me how the distinction is made between absence and
T.L. (complex partial) seizures?  How quickly do absence seizures pass
over?  Can one move about with them (walk) or are they typically too
short-lived (1-2 seconds long)?  Do they arise in a specific area of