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| Rebecca's never lasted that long. But perhaps if she were medicated it would. She usually sleeps for about 30 min, though when she just comes to after a seizure, she says she can hear what is going on, but does not have the ability to respond very well. It takes her a bit, then she is taken somewhere where she can sleep for a bit. Now that she is off medication, and nutrition is what is being focused on, the length of time between seizures is getting longer and longer.
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That happens to me ocassionally I'll have a larger seizure where I'm totally tired out & either I can't sleep or I can't get farther than a light sleep that is easily disturbed despite being totally wiped out.
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| In my opinion that is some sort of seizure, I have had weird ones nocturnaly and told my Dr. and he told me they were seizures. Either way you need to tell your doc. Teresa
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