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I understand you're looking for ASL (American Sign Language) support, and I appreciate you letting me know. Unfortunately, I can only communicate through written text right now and don't have the ability to provide ASL video responses.

However, there are some resources that might help:

- Many epilepsy education videos on Show Full Answer

I understand you're looking for ASL (American Sign Language) support, and I appreciate you letting me know. Unfortunately, I can only communicate through written text right now and don't have the ability to provide ASL video responses.

However, there are some resources that might help:

- Many epilepsy education videos on YouTube include closed captions or ASL interpreters
- The Epilepsy Foundation website has educational materials that may be available in accessible formats
- You might ask your healthcare team if they can provide an ASL interpreter for appointments or educational sessions about epilepsy

If you have specific questions about epilepsy, I'm happy to try explaining things in simpler, clearer language. You can also let me know if shorter sentences or bullet points would be easier to follow.

Is there a particular question about epilepsy I can help answer for you?

January 14
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Welcome anytime, my opinion

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