For the parents of children with intractable epilepsy, the stream of constant seizures, emergency room visits and powerful medications can become a demoralizing blur. Beth Collins of Fairfax County said her teenage daughter suffered as many as 300 epileptic seizures per day. amp;ldquo;I feel a lot better,amp;rdquo; Jennifer Collins said of her treatment, which is scientifically untested. amp;ldquo;I can focus more, Iamp;rsquo;m doing better on tests in school. My memoryamp;rsquo;s improved a lot.amp;rdquo; Her seizures are not completely gone, but her mother said that there are days where theyamp;rsquo;ve seen very few, maybe one or two. Thatamp;rsquo;s a major decrease.
