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An aura of accessibility
About eight years ago, I had my first epileptic seizure. I was fortunate enough to have surgery one year after that and have not had one since. For that one year, I had quite a few generalized seizures and even more auras, which are difficult to explain and can appear in many ways. In the context of epilepsy, an aura is a partial seizure where only one part of the brain is affected and the person having one is usually still conscious and aware t…
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