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False memories?
Tue, 10/13/2009 - 16:41My child is "remembering" something that did not happen to her. The way I know this, is because I was there when she says this happened, and it simply did NOT happen the way she is remembering. She has been seen by a physician, and their findings say that the things she is "remembering", have not happened. An investigation has started anyway though, and my child is safe. She is seeing a therapist.
Does anyone know anything about the prevalence of false memories in association with the following medications?
Lamotrigine.
Topamax.
Clonazepam.
To say this is another thing epilepsy has done to our child, that has hurt her, and our family is a massive understatement. Please do not judge the situation based on your own hurts. Please just tell me what you know, if anything, about false memories associated with any of those drugs.
Thank you so very much. Elm.
Comments
Re: False memories?
Submitted by Lovebug on Tue, 2009-10-13 - 23:03
Why do you believe their is no way she was molested? Because her hymen was intact? Because the doctor says their is no abnormal flora? Did you talk to her doctor about what she told you because if you did I am suprised nothing more was done. Whatever happened your daughter believes something happened whether it is seizure related or true and you really need to support her either way because in her mind she is telling the truth either way and probably really scared either way. Imagine what she is going through and forget about your husbands feelings for just a minute.
Why do you believe their is no way she was molested? Because her hymen was intact? Because the doctor says their is no abnormal flora? Did you talk to her doctor about what she told you because if you did I am suprised nothing more was done. Whatever happened your daughter believes something happened whether it is seizure related or true and you really need to support her either way because in her mind she is telling the truth either way and probably really scared either way. Imagine what she is going through and forget about your husbands feelings for just a minute.
Re: False memories?
Submitted by elm1401 on Tue, 2009-10-13 - 16:44
I forgot to say, she was at the very end of her cycle, and she could have had a seizure, but I didn't see or hear one up in the mountains. She had 6 on Sunday night, after she told me what she thought happened.
Thank you.
I forgot to say, she was at the very end of her cycle, and she could have had a seizure, but I didn't see or hear one up in the mountains. She had 6 on Sunday night, after she told me what she thought happened.
Thank you.