mommajessibelle
10-18-2003, 10:29 PM
hi all i know i have been asking alot of questions lately and you guys have been a ton of help so here comes another one. I have been noticing lately and thinking back i noticed it then too but just didnt pay attention.i always have my seizures at night well after like 3 in the afternoon and i have noticed like that day before i have my seizures i am like extremly stupid no joke i feel totally dumb i cant think straight i cant remeber anything its terrible does anyone else get this?
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mother of 3
ages 4,3,and 1
my pride and joy
diagnosed with epilepsy jan. of 97
live life to its fullest you never know when it may be to late to do all the things you would have done tomorrow
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mother of 3
ages 4,3,and 1
my pride and joy
diagnosed with epilepsy jan. of 97
live life to its fullest you never know when it may be to late to do all the things you would have done tomorrow
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howdydave
10-19-2003, 12:27 AM
Howdy!
There are all sorts of indicators that a seizure is somewhere down the pike. Some of them can be quite bizarre! It's probably not medically correct, but I call 'em "long range auras." Mine usually have something to do with my equilibrium. I can be standing (or sitting) someplace and then, in a flash, almost fall flat on my face (or some other extremity!)
Whenever that happens, I can usually say with a fair amount of certainty that I'm going to have a few complex partial seizures within the next 18 hours or so.
Yours may be a blessing in disguise. If you ever do something REALLY stupid, all you have to do is tell people that you had a seizure the next day.
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Dave ©¿©¬
"Noli illigitemi carborundum decendus"
[This message has been edited by howdydave (edited 10-18-2003).]
There are all sorts of indicators that a seizure is somewhere down the pike. Some of them can be quite bizarre! It's probably not medically correct, but I call 'em "long range auras." Mine usually have something to do with my equilibrium. I can be standing (or sitting) someplace and then, in a flash, almost fall flat on my face (or some other extremity!)
Whenever that happens, I can usually say with a fair amount of certainty that I'm going to have a few complex partial seizures within the next 18 hours or so.
Yours may be a blessing in disguise. If you ever do something REALLY stupid, all you have to do is tell people that you had a seizure the next day.
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Dave ©¿©¬
"Noli illigitemi carborundum decendus"
[This message has been edited by howdydave (edited 10-18-2003).]