her death. which the medical examiner ruled a suicide by hanging. we ve shown you her jail intake forms, where she said she felt depressed and had attempted suicide before. another set of forms had the opposite information. the prosecutor says it s because she changed her answers. but those forms also say she was taking a medication called kepra. according to the fda, it may increase the risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior. and people on it should be alert for the emergence of worsening symptoms of depression. inside the jail a fellow inmate just revealed that she heard bland crying. she was crying and saying that she got beat up. she was crying and i could barely understand her. i just, i was like it will be
start, why are fully 40% uncontrollable? why are they sometimes going into remission and return? her doctor. this is a preposterous idea. you cannot just start a national research foundation. what i learned is what i should have realized from the beginning, which is, that there is nothing like the power of moms who are heart broken and committed and hell bent on making a difference. reporter: then, in 2000, a breakthrough. lauren was in the hospital with another severe seizure attack when her doctor told susan about a new anti-convulsive drug called kepra. immediately, she responded to it. reporter: just a few days later, the seizures stopped. i have seen change in the period she has been on the drug. it has been amazing, really, the further away she gets from the seizures the more you see