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Strange Seizure and Delayed Seizures after Stress2) Could this have been a delayed seizure due to a tremendously stressful 5 day "vacation"? with family. A kind of Post Traumatic Stress incident though exhibited in seizure form?... Note: This vaction was two weeks ago It was a miracle I didn't seize then because this cousin from hell, knowing I have Epilepsy, was doing everything in her power to set me up for an episode. I attribute my not seizing then to my havining my DID. I have rooms in my mind where I can strongly compartmentalize. One room for insults, one for fear, one for dedgregation. Many, rooms for all kinds of stress points. They stay there with doors tightly closed until I'm out of the situation. So, for all practical purposes, "I" was stress free. When home, as soon as I walked through my door I lost it. I couldn't stop sobbing all night and into the morning. All the doors had opened up once I was in a safe situation. That was two weeks ago. Last night, nothing in particular was bothering me. And then this 'strange' seizure. My questions" 1) Has anyone experienced or know anything about this kind of "awake" seizire. Again, very frightening. 2) Could this seizure have occured as a kind of Post Traumatic Stress symptom from stress two weeks ago. A delayed reaction? I'll be calling my neurologist but it's very difficult to get though to him. So now, HELP, what's going on? Cinnabar Serious pondering.
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| It's possible to maintain some level of conscious awareness through complex partial seizures. Were you experiencing full clonic seizures/convulsions?
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| I experiencing a level of conscousness, able to grope bedpost and through myself onto the bed where the convusling escalated. Knocked over table. I was able to call out "Help Me", my mate was in the other room. I had no idea of octave. I think it escalated because eventually he was by my side. My speach was not only slurred but words which made no sense were repeated over and over. My full Tonic Clonics were actually less scarier than this. With my full tonic clonic seizures I'm aware that I'm hyperventalating. Then nothing. I'm out, onto the floor. Next thing I know the EM's are there. No memory of body/mind activity. Last night, I was acutelly aware I was convulsing once onto the bed. It was terrifying. I do wonder if this is typical of Complex Partial Seizures. I don't know enough about them yet. Maybe this is related to Neocortical temporal lobe epilepsy. Sounds like I fit the bill for that one due to paranormal auras. I'm waiting for my neurologist to get back to me.
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| Thank you. It's comforting to know I'm not alone. It was such a strange experience! Just like you described. I still want to talk to my neuropsychiatrist tonight. He'll call around 8:30 and of course my neurologist. There has to be a name for this. For me it was much worse than a Tonic Clonic. Though, injuries are less likely. Laurie
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| I forget the name.That is the worse thing for me. I can never remember the names of the seizures.My doc told me but you know how that goes.Let me know. Teresa
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| I hope I'll get a name tonight or tomorrow. Will let you know L -
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| Thank-you dear. lol
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| Laurie, I hope you will feel better soon. I hope you have a good and seizure-free night.
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