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eople around her usually do not see that
something is wrong with Sofie. But a 24 hour
electroencephalogram (EEG) showed that Sofie's
brain was, when this test was done, showing constant
epileptic activity during her sleep. While awake the
epileptic activity fell back to a lower level of intensity
but was still present an alarming 85% of her waking
hours. Although the outside world could not observe
much unusual about Sofie, her continuous epileptic
activity meant she had to handle 'severely jumbled'
communication brain signals constantly.
So it