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VNS Surgery

If you (or your loved one) have had a vagus nerve stimulator implanted, what happened after it?

no more seizures
5% (11 votes)
helped control seizures a lot
33% (73 votes)
helped a little bit
35% (78 votes)
didn’t help at all
16% (36 votes)
worse off
10% (22 votes)
Total votes: 220

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Know Your Rights

A comprehensive guide to disability rights laws for people with epilepsy

Knowing your rights is the first step in being the best advocate for your health. However, navigating through legalese can be a difficult and confusing task. In this section you will learn the basic rights of people with disabilities as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Topic Editor: Steven C. Schachter, M.D.
Last Reviewed:12/28/06


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