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<blockquote data-quote="totoro" data-source="post: 194655" data-attributes="member: 3155"><p>So our new pediatrician has set one up for K!!! Only took 2 years! So I am really nervous, only 4 hours of sleep. What if this triggers her? Yikes. </p><p>They said it takes about 1 hour and they will restrain her if I OK it. UGH</p><p></p><p>Question: were your kids medication free for this? K is only on Seroquel. I have a call in to her pediatrician to see what she wanted. I realize this EEG isn't going to rule out or R/I anything but maybe give us an idea. </p><p>K had asked for a brain scan before, so I think I can help calm her by talking to her about this and giving her the details. </p><p>Any advice info would be appreciated. She can sleep from 12-4... and the woman said, "no caffeine" </p><p>I laughed and said what about me??? </p><p>TIA</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="totoro, post: 194655, member: 3155"] So our new pediatrician has set one up for K!!! Only took 2 years! So I am really nervous, only 4 hours of sleep. What if this triggers her? Yikes. They said it takes about 1 hour and they will restrain her if I OK it. UGH Question: were your kids medication free for this? K is only on Seroquel. I have a call in to her pediatrician to see what she wanted. I realize this EEG isn't going to rule out or R/I anything but maybe give us an idea. K had asked for a brain scan before, so I think I can help calm her by talking to her about this and giving her the details. Any advice info would be appreciated. She can sleep from 12-4... and the woman said, "no caffeine" I laughed and said what about me??? TIA [/QUOTE]
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