Implant Halts Seizures, Memorial Healthcare System Study
Epilepsy affects three million people every day. For many of them, it’s something that can be treated, but not cured. Now a new FDA-approved device, called Neuropace, is changing the lives of some people living with epilepsy.
Krystle Thrasher is a young mother with a great outlook, but the past few years haven’t been easy. Four years ago she was diagnosed with epilepsy, having up to 20 seizures a month.
“What would happen when I would have the seizures, I would get really tired and need to lie down,” she said.
Krystle Thrasher is a young mother with a great outlook, but the past few years haven’t been easy. Four years ago she was diagnosed with epilepsy, having up to 20 seizures a month.
“What would happen when I would have the seizures, I would get really tired and need to lie down,” she said.