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What is your most common change in mood, focus or behavior that may indicate a seizure is going to occur?
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What rescue medication do you use to stop prolonged seizures?
Who manages your seizure treatment? Are you happy with the care you receive?
What is your most common seizure trigger?
Will you be wearing purple on March 26th for Purple Day?
What ”tricks” do you use to remember to take your seizure meds?
What is your most common change in mood, focus or behavior that may indicate a seizure is going to occur?
How many of your immediate family members (Self, Son, Daughter, Sibling or Parent) have epilepsy?
Have you ever had issues getting or keeping insurance because of epilepsy?
How would you rate your access to quality epilepsy care?
Does your pharmacy inform you when they change the manufacturer/supplier of your generic seizure medications?
How often do you call for emergency services (911 in the US) due to seizure activity?
Besides yourself or the person you care for, how many people do you know with epilepsy?
Who do you keep a seizure diary for?
How often do you use unscheduled (rescue) medications to stop a prolonged seizure?
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