> time (in the beginning) the doctor over there subscribed him Thyroid
> hormones pills. He's taking this now for about 3 months.
>
> My brother is perfectly healthy, but a couple of days ago he suffered a
> Grand Mal (epyleptic) seizur. This seizur took almost 5 minutes, him waking
> up in the ambulance. This was his first time ever, and he is almost 35 years
> old.

   How much diet soda has he been drinking?  This is a known problem with
some of the sweeteners.  Also, it is possible that there was excessive
fuel or lubricant fume exposure.

> He probably will never fly again (his biggest dream ever!), unless this
> might be the cause of the medicine (thyroid).

    This is likely the case UNLESS you can really prove that he has been
exposed to chemical fumes or poisoned by foods.

-J-   (John, [log in to unmask])
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