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Meanings of has epilepsy in English

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Usage of has epilepsy in English
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Masiza has epilepsy and can no longer work because of the illness.
The South African
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Recently, the neurologist advised that Cam has epilepsy, Bell said in June.
News.com.au
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Charlie cannot move or breathe by himself, is deaf and has epilepsy.
The Guardian
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He has epilepsy and allegedly lost control of the vehicle after a seizure.
The Guardian
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Later, they adopted Dana's brother Kyle who has epilepsy and asthma.
Reuters
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Well Bella Gubay, whose child has epilepsy, has been advocating against the switch.
Radio NZ
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Alice has epilepsy, learning difficulties and struggles to eat and drink.
BBC
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Imogen has epilepsy, learning difficulties and memory impairment as a result of the accident.
BBC
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My daughter is bipolar, mentally disabled and she has epilepsy.
The South African
10
Her seven-year-old son has cerebral palsy and relies heavily on a wheelchair and her daughter has epilepsy.
Radio NZ
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Ava, who has epilepsy, and her family are in the Netherlands to have her condition treated with medicinal cannabis.
The Irish Times
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Epilepsy: My cousin is coming to spend Christmas with us but has just told me that she has epilepsy.
The Irish Times
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We think Gabriella has epilepsy.
Never Have I Ever
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The hospital says that he has severe brain damage, cannot move or breathe by himself, is deaf and has epilepsy.
The Guardian
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The Staffordshire bull terrier, which has epilepsy, was cared for at the centre after she was found as a six-week-old puppy.
BBC
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Arabella Guybay's four-year-old has epilepsy and first shared her concerns about the switch during our Life or Death Under Pharmac series.
Radio NZ
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