We have being on different medications with Phenobarbital being number one on the list. By the year 2004 keppra was added making 2 medications at a time and still not seizure free.

For those that loved us, we were always told Phenobarbital was not too good for a child to be on and when we tell the neurologists of our concerns the response is we have a choice to not use the medication or let our child have seizures.

The second on the lists was Keppra making 2 medications at a time, reason why we were placed on Keppra was because of another kind of seizure that was experienced and we were told only two medications had to take care of this.

One thing or the other happened that we had being placed on other medications to replace Keppra but still making 2 medications at a time. Currently we are using phenobarbital & Trileptal. Other medications that have being tried to replace Keppra are Zonegram, Dekapote & Topomax. Lorazepam or Diastat we were advised is good to use when having cluster seizures.