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The same has been shown when radical surgery, specifically the severing of the corpus collosum which is responsible for the transfer of information between the 2 sides of the brain, has been performed on epileptics to control grand mal seizures.

593 posted on 10/15/2003 7:27:18 PM PDT by sweetliberty ("Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it.")

"The same has been shown when radical surgery, specifically the severing of the corpus collosum which is responsible for the transfer of information between the 2 sides of the brain, has been performed on epileptics to control grand mal seizures."

Yep. Encephelitus was the first example that crossed my mind, which isn't working any too great tonight. I have to go to bed. I MAY have a day off tomorrow from the doctors and hospitals (my daughter and grandson) but mental exhaustion is setting in and I think I'll go to bed and try to catch some sleep. I'm worn out with worry. I know how Terri's parent's feel.