Chris,
Ya mentioned the "urine" in your seizures at night.
During all my seizures, and I have them mostly at night now, I never
have lost any bowel movements and was wondering if this is a normal
thing for seizure. I do know by the sweat covered sheets and the
soreness of my body as you mentioned. And of course the bites in my tongue.
I ain't wanting to find out the hard way, but am curious if anyone else
who has the seizures while asleep, pee or not.

Your're right, nine months is better than 9 days or 9 hours even.

Hope it's "9 Years" before your next one!

owlvee

I have partial seizures, okay, and a lot of times when I was just
falling asleep I would have a seizure.  Didn't matter if it was a nap or
sleeping for the night.  Just jolted me awake from my sleep, and then
I'd immediately have the seizure.  Always was glad I was laying down
when that happened because those seizures seemed worse than the ones
when I was awake.  I didn't know, or feel, or wake up after that first
seizure until the next morning even though the portable EEG showed I was
having a lot more seizures during sleep than I knew about.  In the
morning though I'd feel more tired than when I went to bed.  Just bone
tired.  Usually then I couldn't make it through the day without a nap.
I can definitely see why people ask how we know we had a seizure during
sleep.  Lots of times I wasn't sure myself.

Barb