fuckyeahnarcotics: A seizure is a sudden burst...

Hi everyone ^_^ My name is Kimberlin Ann. Welcome to my blog

See, unlike the rest of the free world, I didn't get here by accident. And if your parents have you for a reason, then that reason better exist. Because once it's gone, so are you.

I enjoy watching the sky, sunset and the stars. It makes me more relaxed and forget about all my worries.

I have Scoleciphobia. So bear with me if I panic when I see those things.

Usually I am silent, but if you talk, the game has just begun :)

I gave up a lot of things for me to start a new life in this new place.

I enjoy laughing.

I love when two people look at the same thing but see something different.

I get overly excited about small things.

I miss living by the beach.

Perfect is boring

I go with the flow.

I like to be organized.

Reading is one of my favorite things to do.

Call me weird, but I do believe that aliens once inhabit in our planet.

I'm skeptical about December 21, 2012

You'll never see me anywhere during the daytime. I'm a night person :)

Stopping time through photography.

fuckyeahnarcotics:

A seizure is a sudden burst of electricity in your brain, very much like a tiny bolt of lightning, this electricity is a signal that causes your body to feel different, or makes your body do things that you can’t control, sometimes the electrical signal only reaches part of your brain, then a part of your body, like an arm or a leg, may move on its own, if the signal goes all through your brain, you may shake all over or may fall asleep for a short time, the whole seizure is usually very short only a few seconds or perhaps a minute; Antiepileptic Drugs (AEDs) are the initial treatment modality for the vast majority of patients with epilepsy, since the advent of bromide therapy 150 years ago, clinicians have selected initial AED therapy for patients with newly diagnosed epilepsy in large part based on the patient’s seizure/epilepsy type, as determined according to the classification scheme of the time, unfortunately, during the majority of these 150 years, minimal formal scientific assessment of the efficacy, safety and tolerability of AEDs has been done

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