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STUTTERING during seizure

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k s e - 25 Aug 2003 06:05 GMT
I sometimes stutter when I'm having a seizure. When I do it's this sort
of rolling sound (if that makes sense). I know I'm doing it, but can't
stop it--until it stops itself--and usually lasts a few seconds.

Does this happen to anyone else?

Karen
Dave ???? - 26 Aug 2003 23:48 GMT
Howdy Karen!

I don't stutter, I stop dead in my tracks right in the middle of a sentence
and can't say another word. I always think to myself that I've just lost the
word, but I end up saying nothing instead of just using a synonim.

That sound familier to anyone?

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> I sometimes stutter when I'm having a seizure. When I do it's this sort
> of rolling sound (if that makes sense). I know I'm doing it, but can't
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> Karen
K.B. - 28 Aug 2003 04:58 GMT
That happens to me too. I sometimes can squeeze out "I'm having a seizure"
but after that I get stuck. I hear what's going on around me but can't
answer. Other people's voices even sound annoying to me.
Kris
> Howdy Karen!
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