Hope for Intractable Epilepsy Doesn't Come From Drugs
Even if your epilepsy does not respond to drugs, your doctor may still prescribe more—unless you know how to say why you don't want them.
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Even if your epilepsy does not respond to drugs, your doctor may still prescribe more—unless you know how to say why you don't want them.
March changed everything on the Central Coast. With the influx of COVID-19 cases in SLO County came stay-at-home and shutdown orders, shuttering once lively bars and restaurants and leaving them with one option—serving up to-go food and adult beverages. Waiters/waitresses, bartenders, chefs, cooks, bussers, and hosts/hostesses lost their jobs. Restaurants and bars tried to pivot their menus and offerings, cities tried to make streets and sidewalks available for outdoor dining. Some places closed temporarily, some permanently. Local school districts and the SLO Food Bank ste...