Koratdave3

Agree. Way too many scumbags living in Thailand. 300 lb. scumbag attacks older, smaller not to mention lady because they accidentally bump into each other at BigC and she asks him to be polite. And the majority of comments are selfish concerns about “visas”. No empathy at all for the badly beaten Woman. I hope they throw the book at him. cancel his visa. Lock him up for a long time. Make him pay for anny annd anll medical bills attached to her injuries. And when they release him, kick him out of the country & blacklist him. He’s a damn animal.

Thank you so very much for your information. We have an appointment with our daughter's neurologist in March. Pending his advice and results of upcoming EEG exams (2), we will make our decision. Also, if we were to move, it would not be for 1-2 years. But, our decision will be made based on her specialists evaluation and test results. Thank you very much for all of your information. Truly value your input.

Hello Kimamey Thank you for responding. Yes, it sure would be rather upsetting. I am currently looking into alternative medicines. I emailed a couple of hospitals in Thailand and they did say they probably have alternative medicines. I was hoping they would have the current meds available there, as they have kept the seizures at bay. And I've always been a firm believer in"If it ain't broke, don't fix it." However, I'll keep an open mind on this... The ideal situation would be that she outgrows the epilepsy before we head out. Her neurologist told us many people do outgrow it So we're keeping our fingers crossed. Thank you very much for your concern. I'll post any updates.

got it . Thank you

Yes, I'm pretty surprised too. It's a very good hospital. you would think they would stock it. I will keep checking around. Thank you for the reply.

Thank you. I will try contacting them today.

Hello all We are hoping to move to Thailand however there may be a stopper. Our soon to be 8 year old daughter suffers from Absence Epilepsy. It is currently being treated with "Ethosuximide". It has kept her from seizures. Also if she were to have a seizure we have the nasal spray "Valtoco" I emailed Bumrungrad Hospital and asked if they used it to treat epilepsy. They said they do not stock it there, and they did not know if any other hospitals had or used it. I'm wondering if anyone on the forum has a family member who is being treated for Epilepsy or if you would know of anyone who might. I truly need some guidance in this. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated. I'm just trying to find out if the meds are available in Thailand. If they are not we will not be able to move there. Thank you all so much.