Epilepsy Books

WhatI wanted to know when I bought this book was how to exclude epilepsy as a cause of psychiatric symptoms. This book did not really do that at all. As far as I can tell, the book is about treating people with an obvious, primary diagnosis of epilepsy who develop psychiatric symptoms. Perhaps if that was your reason for buying the book you would give it 5 stars. A book called "Psychiatric Issues in Epilepsy" could reasonalby be expected to cover my question "So, could this possibly be TLE?" But I do not accuse the book of false advertising.

Rosie, you left Sarah and me to die while you go enjoy the ocean and beach and sun everyday! Shame on you!

The previous two reviews by "Dr. Joda Jung" and "Dr. Harrison Jung" appear to be fakes. What they write has nothing at all to do with the content and topic of this book or its authors.

No need wasting time reading this bore, or should I say waisting time reading this boar ??? For Rosie to have thrown away her happiness for this ??? Foolish at best, sad at worst! Even Sarah could have done better !!!

The dentate Gyrus and role in Sizures (Epilepsy Research Suplement, nº 7) by Charles e. Ribak, et al

The dentate Gyrus and role in Sizures (Epilepsy Research Suplement, nº 7) by Charles e. Ribak, et al

I am not a very credible source as I did not read this book, buy it, or even hold it in my hand.As a person who suffers from epilepsy I take great offense at the title alone "Facts About Fits" if the author is using "Fits" to describe a seizure. People with a seizure disorder do not have "fits"; they have seizures. We have come a long way in educating the public about seizure disorders, we need to work harder. The title alone is a turn off, so I am guilty of judging a book by its cover.