Today, at school, I had a seizure. I don't know how to classify it yet,
as my doctor has yet to tell me (Thursday). Anyways, here's what
happened:

After observing a class that I will be an aide in, I walked out of the
room and out into the sun and sat on a bench in the shade. As I was
eating lunch, my heart started to race and started to breathe really
fast, sweated and felt very light headed. Instead of sitting still, I
felt like I had to walk it off or shake it off, if that makes sense and
after I did, my head started to hurt (I got one of those sharp pains
that I often get in the back of my head).

After about 10 minutes, I walked to my next class (it wasn't far, and I
did it slowly).

I couldn't sit still. My arms, my legs, my head, my eyes--everything
felt like it was going to pop and I'd bust out of my skin. I had no
focus, no concentration at all, and could have run a mile (well, not
really, but you get my drift).

The only thing that seemed to ease whatever it was bothering my senses
was to pull my arms back and hold them behind me (tightly). I'm not sure
if I did that voluntarily or what???

I know I had about 10 or more absenses in between all that because I
kept looking at the clock (it's just what I do, especially if it's on
the wall).

Was this a seizure? And what kind?

Thanks for your help.

Karen