Howdy,
Well I'm new here and dont know much but I need info about a problem I and
my son have. About 2 1/2 years ago I had what the docs called a TIA at the
time, now they say it was a siezure. I started having these episods about 3

Has anyone every heard of someone dying of an epileptic fit in the night,
whilst  asleep.
Best regards,
Maxine & Martin

Hi all.  For the past year I have been "thoughtful" and exploring about
starting new cable programming that
focuses on people with disabilities. I am  posting to this  group
specifically because I have finally spoken to a person in charge of the

Everyone, I'm in the middle of this thing right now (and quite upset).
And, I'm waiting for my doctor's office to call me back.
Yesterday, when I went home, I read my schedule (or at least I thought I
did) and I was to go in at 12:30 today.

Has anyone in here every had an anxiety attack before?  Do you know what
they feel like?  Can you please describe them to me because a few times
now I think I've experienced them but I'm not sure.  My mind starts
racing with crazy thoughts, I'm totally confused and can't relax or ...

Should I be concerned about the fact that I notice my symptoms more (now
that I'm waiting to go to meet with the neurologist)?
The reason I ask is because it seems that ever since I gained enough
courage to tell my family doctor about what has been happening with me,

hi group. thursday i had 3 grand mals in the
morning. 2 at an eye doctor across from the
hospital and one in emergency room. taking
my meds as prescibed and this time dilantin

   I had my follow up today and my neurologist told me that she needs to
refer me to a new clinic because this is "over her head'.  She says I
specifically need an epileptologist and not a neurologist.  She is referring
me to an epilepsy group and August 11th, 2003 I will be ...

If you've seen the movie (or if you haven't), the chararacter Paulie
yells out "Hey, you broke your cherry"
Okay, I kknow that is( sorry, just had another SP. Third of the day and
its only 4:30. I have to log every one. I'm on the Digi Trace Ambulatory

. . . . I mean, the seizure is usually gone in a few minutes, leaving me
perhaps a bit bruised, scratched, sore and confused. If that had been all, I
really wouldn't mind. But what I really hate (and fear) is this state I'm
left in for the next days or perhaps even the next couple ...

My brother has been having seizures for about 8 years.  After a recent
bout of seizures, his neurologist had an MRI done and an arachnoid
cyst was discovered.  I don't know why this never turned up on any
previous tests, but his neurologist says it is probably congenital and

Mike said that he "distinctly remember[s] being sore after [. . .]
seizure[s].
I'm curious. When I see the neurologist for my first visit, should I
tell her about how my legs become very sore and ache after my legs do

I've been lurking a couple days and finally decided to post.
First a little about myself.  I'm a 41 y/o male who works (worked) 7
days a week delivering newspapers.  It paid well, but I was a
contractor and thus had no benefits at all.  I generally left for work

Epilepsy runs in my family; both my great aunt and my uncle have it, and
now I've been referred to a neurologist for tests because of some
problems/symptoms I've been having (I am 34 years old).
I get these quick sharp pains in my head (occipital, and left temporal

I was on prozac for awhile and stopped because i thought maybe i didnt
need it anymore. Now, i want to go back on it.The other day i read on a
website that people with seizures shouldnt take prozac.Is anyone here on
prozac?