As I posted at the EFA support forums...

Yesterday Rachel ran in a local kids race called the Awesome 3000. She was
last because of a stitch in her side, but she finished without whining and I
was so proud of her.

Later in the evening, she was sitting on the sofa and said something I
couldn't understand so I looked at her and asked her to repeat it. The first
thing I noticed was that she appeared flushed. Her eyes looked toward me,
but her head didn't move and she seemed to have trouble speaking, like her
tongue was too big. After a few seconds, she said she was tingly and numb. A
few more seconds and she seemed to be able to move and then she was able to
speak clearly and said that she'd heard a 'beep', as if from far away and
felt like she couldn't talk. The whole thing lasted about 30 seconds and she
didn't seem PI afterward, but remained flushed for an hour or so.

Rachel has never had simple partials before, but I'm thinking that we have
seen one last night. We see the neuro. in a month and I'm not really
thinking about calling him over this one incident. It did make me consider
what may have caused it, though. Her body was under a lot of stress from
running and she was quite worn out. She's also smack in the middle of
puberty and she's growing very quickly right now.

I hate to think that she may have epilepsy forever, but I guess if she does,
I would rather see these little SPs (simple partials) than the CPs (complex
partials) that become TCs (tonic/clonics...gran mals).

Kelly C.