“Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in children, often causing damage to the developing brain and causing premature loss of life. Sadly, public perception is that epilepsy is a benign condition that is easily treated, and this is why research efforts have lagged far behind where they should be, given the prevalence and devastation of epilepsy. I applaud the Leyden family for their courage in sharing their personal story. I know that by doing so they will help to raise awareness of the
— Susan Axelrod - Founder of C.U.R.E.
millions of other families who are also desperately seeking answers for their children.”
“After numerous doctor visits and failed treatments over the course of 15 months, Emmett, of Chicago’s Norwood Park community, began treatment with the anticonvulsant drug, Felbatol, and has been seizure-free since July 2007. Felbatol is a drug of last resort for epilepsy because it can cause serious side effects.”
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