No SB, but a total lack of developmental advances. Our daughter suffered a birth trauma that was first evidenced by seizures. I sympathize with your plight on finding a second neuro - we've had a hard time finding pediatricians who weren't afraid of Kayla and have fired two already. It's tempting for some people to say "A 4 hour drive for your daughter is a sacrifice you must make" but those people don't understand, do they? You may have some luck through a local or regional chapter of the epilepsy foundation. They could help find an epileptologist as opposed to the more general neuro. How "isolated" are you that a mountain pass separtes you from alternatives? Even after 8 years of working with your daughter there may still be resources out there that you haven't found; I suspect that your attention was probably on her other complications. That happens to us all the time and we forget about some of the opportunities we have for OT\PT or preschool, or other stuff because we get focused on the epilepsy.
Good Luck, I hope for the best for you. Never take a doc's word, always check it out on your own. He doesn't know everything and only you know your daughter.
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Failure is not an option; it is bundled with your software.
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