At-Home EEG

Jessica has had to have multiple EEG's in the past to check on seizure activity. Due to some recent symptoms, she was scheduled for an EEG at the Doctor's office. Jess couldn't relax during the EEG, so it was inconclusive. We scheduled an EEG at home instead. Jess was extremely anxious, but definitely seemed to do better than we thought. We will do a follow-up video tomorrow about how the rest of the day and tomorrow morning goes.
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Jess is 34-years-old, autistic, and blind. Her favorite topic of conversation is her new dog and when she will be getting the next new dog. Jess collects CD’s of children’s music, cards, coloring books, and has a small collection of used up disposable cameras. Favorite health foods include chicken and rice, chicken tenders, chicken nuggets, chicken biscuits, pepperoni pizza, and hash brown potatoes. Jess has naturally curly hair that she would rather not ever comb, brush, or cut.
Jessica’s multiple disabilities stem from brain damage that occurred in-utero, and from hydrocephalus. In addition to autism and blindness, Jess also has minor fine motor and gross motor deficits. Hannah is Jessica's sister, and Marlow is Jessica's paid support staff (and Hannah's best friend.)