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| View Larger Image | Let's Learn with Teddy about Epilepsy | Paperbackby Dr. Yvonne Zelenka (Author), Melissa Leyton (Illustrator)
| List Price: | $6.95 | | | Available: | Usually ships in 24 hours |
| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | Medicus Press | | Edition: | firstth Edition | | Page Count: | 24 Pages | | Publication Date: | July 01, 2008 | | Sales Rank: | 433,371rd |
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EDITORIAL REVIEWS | Product Description Let's learn about epilepsy is intended to help kids and families understand seizures and epilepsy using an illustrated story about a young boy, his best friend and his family. Teddy has a seizure for the first time in his life. The book goes through the symptoms, the diagnosis, test and treatment. The book is intended to help children cope with the disorder and understand the test and treatment. The story ends with a powerful message in that Teddy is not in any way different than he was prior to the seizure. |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 1 review)
| Gentle Story about Seizures in Kid's by R. I. Kuzniecky (New York) 5 Stars August 27, 2008 This is a beautifully illustrated book for children, parents and families of those dealing with seizures and epilepsy. The story is a simple one of friendship between a boy and a girl when Teddy starts having seizures. The book is well written and helps kids understand what seizures are and what do they have to go through with test and treatment.
I found the explanation of the EEG quiet genial....It is like a phone and your brain is talking through the EEG.....very easy for a child to capture.
The illustrations are colorful and vibrant and the paper material of excellent quality.
This book is a gem and should help parents and children understand seizures and epilepsy.
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| Taking Seizure Disorders to School: A Story About Epilepsy by Kim Gosselin (Author), Moss Friedman (Illustrator)
This story dispels the myths and fears surrounding epilepsy in a positive, upbeat and entertaining style while explaining seizures in an understandable fashion.
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| Mommy, I Feel Funny! A Child's Experience with Epilepsy by Danielle M. Rocheford (Author), Chris Herrick (Illustrator)
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| Seizures and Epilepsy in Childhood: A Guide (Johns Hopkins Press Health Book) by John M. Freeman MD (Author), Eileen P. G. Vining MD (Author), Diana J. Pillas (Author)
The award-winning Seizures and Epilepsy in Childhood is the standard resource for parents in need of comprehensive medical information about their child with epilepsy. Now in its third edition, this highly praised book has been thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the latest approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy in childhood, including the use of the ketogenic diet as a treatment for children who either do not respond to traditional drug therapy or who suffer...
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| Becky the Brave: A Story About Epilepsy by Laurie Lears (Author), Gail Piazza (Illustrator)
Becky is Sarah’s big sister. In many ways they are alike, but as Sarah says, "Becky is brave…and I am not." Becky walks Sarah to her classroom each day. She is brave about going to a new school, about standing up to a big dog, and even about having epilepsy. But one day Becky has a seizure during class. Many kids stare, and some laugh. That evening, Becky decides she doesn’t want to go to school anymore. The next day Sarah walks to her classroom all alone. As she passes by Becky’s...
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| Children With Seizures: A Guide For Parents, Teachers, And Other Professionals by Martin L., M.D. Kutscher (Author), Gregory L. Holmes (Foreword)
This concise, accessible handbook for families, friends and carers of children with seizures provides all the information they need to approach seizures from a position of strength. Part 1 discusses types and causes of seizures, and what to do during a seizure. The medical concepts and technical terminology, as well as the available tests and treatments, including anticonvulsant medication, are clearly explained. The author also addresses some of the emotional and social issues that may arise,...
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