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    I have temporal lobe epilepsy. How long would I have to be seizure free before I can go tandem hang-gliding?

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    This is a safety issue, and you will have to contact the hang-gliding company to see what they are willing to do as they also have insurance concerns. From a safety perspective, the best option for you is to be seizure free for a period that you feel comfortable the seizures may be under control – say several months. Having a seizure whilst in the air could prove risky to both parties, so you should be confident about seizure control before attempting this sport.

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