Brain Health
Charlotte-area teen, diagnosed with epilepsy at age 4, is finally seizure-free
Surgery by Dr. Erin Kiehna delivered results mom could barely hope for
Page Leggett
Contributing Writer
Published April 2, 2025
Zac Hullander and his mom, Natalie Hullander, have renewed peace of mind and zest for life after brain surgery stopped Zac's seizures that he suffered for more than 10 years. “Pretty much right after he woke up from surgery, I knew he was just normal Zac,” Natalie Hullander said. “Brain surgery sounds like a big, scary thing, but it wasn’t. It was truly a blessing.”
Comments (1)
Leave a Comment
Please note: This site is not for personal medical questions. Those need to be answered by your medical provider.
Editor's Note: Please limit your comments to the specific post. We reserve the right to omit any response that is not related to the article or that may be considered objectionable.
Stay Connected. Stay Well.
The best of Healthy Headlines delivered straight to your inbox.
SubscribeRead Next
After brain surgery for epilepsy, this dad is living without seizures
Dec. 21, 2023
Hooked on helping tremor patients: The making of a brain surgeon
Oct. 11, 2022
How epilepsy surgery ended a teen’s long battle with seizures
Feb. 22, 2021
Parents need to know what a BRUE event is. One mother shares her story.
March 27, 2025