Living
Well With Epilepsy and Other Seizure Disorders
By
Carl W. Bazil
For
a long time, people have pretty much looked to doctors for all of
their information on a disease or condition. That has been changing
in the last few years as information at our fingertips has led to
an increased involvement of people in deciding how they will handle
a particular condition.
For
anyone with Epilepsy or seizure disorder, Dr. Carl Bazil's voice
is good one to add. He lays out just what epilepsy is in the simplest
terms and takes it from there. Not only does he thoroughly discuss
treatments currently available, but he gives hope for more advanced
treatments which may one day be available. He also doesn't shy away
from frank talk about what many consider to be "unconventional"
treatments which many doctors won't discuss with patients.
Having
had two people I know very well be affected with the condition over
the course of their lives, I learned quite a bit and gained plenty
of insight reading this book. The writing is well-done and very
readable as well as being informative, with stories of how various
people have coped with the condition and made choices that were
right for them. Anyone who has a friend, child, spouse, or other
relative with epilepsy will benefit greatly from this book.
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The
Book |
HarperCollins |
October 1, 2004 |
Paperback |
0060538481 |
Nonfiction / Medicine, Neurology |
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The
Reviewer |
Patti Aliventi |
Reviewed
2005 |
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