> Much strange stuff being posted here. But I have a serious question for
> those experienced with Epilepsy.
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> Eric Jacobs
Hi guys
Yup, it sounds like an aura.
I used to have auras (I could sense when something was going to happen, in
my case, when I was going to have a fit). I would get an aura
It was like feeling giddy. In my case, I usually sat down so it would go
away. It still happens now.
Even tho, I no longer take drugs. I took drugs for 25 yrs, and the drugs
(Tegretol,Dilantin,Epilim), affected me so much at work, (I felt frustrated,
I had major memory loss (I couldnt remember a thing, for more than a
minute).
And I used to get aggressive for no apparent reason.
So, in 1991 I went for an EEG and that showed no abnormal activity. I
decided to go off all drugs.(1.1.92)
I have now been drug free for 16 yrs.. Even tho I'm happy that I no longer
have to take drugs, I have a feeling the side affects are starting to kick
in now.
In my case, I can no longer deal with jobs or apply for any jobs. Because of
the side affects these drugs have caused (I have anti-social behaviour, I
cant deal with job interviews, and I couldnt attend meetings (when I used to
work).
I now have a social phobia. Because of these drugs.
If I'm in a crowd of people, or if I have to get in front of people, I will
/ can hyperventilate.
On Mar 31, 1:56 pm, "Eric Jacobs" <epjac...@ptd.net> wrote:
> Much strange stuff being posted here. But I have a serious question for
> those experienced with Epilepsy.
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> Eric Jacobs
Last part describes it. They're likely Simple Partial Szrs.
sometimes called an Aura. Look under http://efa.org or check one of
Julie's posts last week that listed the Idaho website at end. (I
also did a post a few weeks ago - "Websites of use to newer people" --
that lists total of about 5 from above groups plus others.
If you look under symptoms or above szr. (sps), you'll find the
sensations you describe listed there. You could tell the Dr. as the
morning med. might be wearing off before the night dose, and they
might want to adjust the AM dose up and possibly reduce? the night
one, or just up the AM dose. G./
Charlie and Grace - 30 Apr 2008 23:43 GMT
> Hi guys
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> might want to adjust the AM dose up and possibly reduce? the night
> one, or just up the AM dose. G./