Search Results for 'Tonic–clonic seizure'

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Brenda Quigg is calling on people to saddle up for epilepsy awareness

Mayo Advertiser / NewsFri, Feb 06, 2015

Balla woman Brenda Quigg was fast asleep and completely unaware when she had her first and only ‘grand mal’ epileptic seizure two and a half years ago.

Joan Ryan - south east community resource officer at Brainwave - The Irish Epilepsy Association

Kilkenny Advertiser / NewsFri, Jul 01, 2011

Fact: One in 115 people have epilepsy

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Search Results for 'Tonic–clonic seizure'

2 results found.

Brenda Quigg is calling on people to saddle up for epilepsy awareness

Joan Ryan - south east community resource officer at Brainwave - The Irish Epilepsy Association

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