Uh, infection, disease, or illness. What did you have to deal with?

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Hello, Amanda. Welcome to the men's room.

Ola, bicholas.

Ola!

All right, guys, I got a fun one here. They've all been fun. This is a lot of fun. It's gonna

silence of the lambs yeah I grew up having epilepsy and so as a kid I'd

have seizures as a young adult I was having seizures like every 30 minutes or whatnot.

Gee, man.

That's not, that's a lot.

It was a bad quality of life, I'll put it that way.

So they decided in 2001 that my neurologist team decided that I was a candidate for

something called brain mapping and basically brain mapping is doing a craniectomy.

They take your cranium off your head and they stick a grid on top of your brain

so that they can locate the focal point of the seizure.

I've heard of that, but I've never heard of any.

I've never spoken to a person that has done it.

And then what do they do when they find it?

So then, depending on the focal point they can dig at it and you know take some out or

they'll find out that that area is gonna you know if they dig at it take it out it's going to have

bad repercussions so we'll just have to leave it at that. All right and what do they

determine with you? Well so my I'm going to give you that in just a second, but the thing is, is that during the process, you know, it's fairly new back then, so they had to test me and make sure that I was a, you know, proper candidate to put the grid on top of my brain.

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