Melinda Crozier was curling her hair on Sept. 3 with the gold-plated curling iron her best friend gave her when the world went black. Her daughter, Lauren, 15, was in the adjacent room of their of Maple home when she heard a thud, followed by the family dog barking.
When Lauren opened her bedroom door, she saw her mom on the bathroom floor with the curling iron on her face and their Labrador-collie mix, Kona, lying on her mom, pawing at her and whimpering. Lauren said she initially thought her brother, Jared, 12, was making the ruckus.
The Epilepsy Network is a worldwide community of people with epilepsy, family and friends, uniting to talk about their experiences, learn information about epilepsy, ask questions and so much more! Don’t let epilepsy defeat you, let it inspire you!
