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Seriously! And if she even thinks about snorkeling or doing any such water sports, we will know that these episodes are completely made up and controlled by her whim.

Did anyone catch the Super Bowl commercial about calling people a "rock star" with all the actual rock stars? It was for some HR software or something. I immediately thought of Tori 😂

I had epilepsy following a head injury (thankfully, now resolved). Carlin is playing with fire if she is on medicines she does not need. If she plans on having more children, she better be miraculously healed or reconsider. I have no doubt in my mind that they are not scheduling the 5 day EEG because they know the jig is up and it will either be "inconclusive" again due to no activity or if she has an "episode", it will not show seizure activity. To be honest, I'm a bit surprised that she is on seizure meds (I'm assuming that's what she is on) without EEG evidence.

Then perhaps Audrey should know that it's spelled "pointe" not point. And surely, if she danced en pointe, there would be a picture provided for proof. I'm skeptical...

Ember looks like Audrey just finished laying down holy hell.

Jeremy looks 40 years old, easily.

She will be 3 in November. I only remember bc she's the same age as my grandson. It's her lack of any intelligible language that is concerning to me.

I realize all children are different, but I have a grandson similarly aged to Layla. He has not been in a high chair in at least 18 months. Just because she is small does not mean that she is still an infant. I would say to let her sit at the table with the rest of the family (in a booster), but that's a joke. The family probably doesn't sit all together to eat a meal.

I understand that, but if Bab's needed that kind of round the clock care, plus having Whitney nearby (which, we all agree can't be all that helpful), why wouldn't they bring a hospital bed into their home, and have aids come there rather than spend the exorbitant amount that that Assisted Living facility must cost? I don't get it.

I used to have a seizure disorder (thankfully I have not had a seizure in 20 years. The onset was a head injury). I broke my wrist once falling during a seizure, I have urinated on myself almost every time, and bit my tongue so hard that it was cut a quarter of the way through. There was nothing pretty about these.

Our grandson was born 3 days after Lilah and has been going to speech therapy for 6 months or so. There wasn't a particular reason for his delay, except he is a COVID kid and never in daycare, so he didn't have as much opportunity to be around lots of spoken word. The difference speech therapy has made is remarkable! I sure hope they consider it for Lilah.

I used to have seizures following a head injury and did have to go via ambulance several times to the ER, prior to my diagnosis. Even if she was given anti-seizure meds in the ambulance, she would be so exhausted (post-ictal stage) from the seizures and from the meds (they all have a sedating effect) that she would not look that good at any point during her ER stay. If these were actual seizures, the ER staff would have absolutely retained her in the hospital to try to get to the bottom of what was going on. Something just doesn't add up

They could have gone to a boutique ultrasound place instead of a regular doctor.

Plus, maybe, just maybe, the best sunscreen known to man...you know the one made by some company she "works" for?...well, it looks like maybe it didn't do a completely adequate job.

I thought that too...