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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Epilepsy / October 2004seizure descriptions
I tried to describe some of my seizures, other than the Grand Mal, to my Neuro. I told him the best way to describe some of them was as if I was taking 10/20 deep breaths and then holding my breath. Or, as I told him, when I was a hippie from the 60's (only missing the hair on top!), taking a big toke and getting a head rush from it. The feeling only lasting for a few seconds it seems, only long enough to take me from reality, whatever that is I guess. Anyone relate? I am already standing so it ain't me just getting up out of my seat too fast. Wish I could do that anyway. What a cheap buzz...... Note To My New Pen Pal: My "Netscape email" crashed as soon as I emailed congrats to ya. So I can't get a response till I get it fixed somehow! should'a read the post before this one dummy me! :) > I tried to describe some of my seizures, other than the Grand Mal, to my > Neuro. I told him the best way to describe some of them was as if I was [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Note To My New Pen Pal: My "Netscape email" crashed as soon as I emailed > congrats to ya. So I can't get a response till I get it fixed somehow! That sounds just like my auras. > I tried to describe some of my seizures, other than the Grand Mal, to my > Neuro. I told him the best way to describe some of them was as if I was [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Note To My New Pen Pal: My "Netscape email" crashed as soon as I emailed > congrats to ya. So I can't get a response till I get it fixed somehow! Howdy! Sounds like some of my simple partials too!  SignatureDave ???? http://www.howdydave.com > That sounds just like my auras. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Note To My New Pen Pal: My "Netscape email" crashed as soon as I emailed > > congrats to ya. So I can't get a response till I get it fixed somehow! Yep, sounds like how I feel just before a complex partial. I usually describe it to the neuro as a feeling of adrenaline as if I just got a big fright. Or like the weightless feeling when you're in a fast elevator and it stops at the top. Darryl. > I tried to describe some of my seizures, other than the Grand Mal, to my > Neuro. I told him the best way to describe some of them was as if I was [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Note To My New Pen Pal: My "Netscape email" crashed as soon as I emailed > congrats to ya. So I can't get a response till I get it fixed somehow! |
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