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Hi @lethargic, Mary's message is posted correctly. She started a new discussion in the Epilepsy & Seizures group, specific to her questions about surgery and other treatment options. You received an email notification about this newly started discussion because you are following the Epilepsy & Seizures group. Her questions are directed to everyone following the group, not specifically to you. Click the group here https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/epilepsy-2bb359/ and you will see a variety of topics related to Epilepsy. If you wish to receive notifications about Keppra only, then unfollow the Epilepsy group, but follow the Keppra discussion. See more tips about How to Use Connect here: https://connect.mayoclinic.org/get-started-on-connect/

@mmaryemc, as mentioned you did start a new discussion. I was reviewing your past posts, but didn't see anywhere how old your granddaughter is. How old is she?
This must be so difficult for your family. I'd like to bring others into the conversation who know a bit about what you are going through. @patrassi can share about the surgery her son had and what things were considered to help her and her doctors make the treatment decisions. Also meet @sarahlou, who's son had one surgery, but decided not to have the second surgery that was proposed as an option.

Mary, is it a tumor that they are proposing to remove from her brain or actually a part of her brain?

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I have no problems with Mary's post. If you study my most recent post, my objective was to try to empathiize with Mary by saying how badly I felt for what she is going through and how much I hope her granddaughter achieves some quality of life.
I was referred by one of your moderators, Ethan McConkley to join a more limited group about Keppra. Because there are so many stories about families dealing with epilepsy or their caregivers, I was attracted to Connect by those who focused on a narrow subject about Keppra. This does not mean that I am not interested in all posts.
If I am further criticized in the future, I will disconnect from Mayo Connect and the many who have liked my posts might be disappoined.