Hi, I joined months ago, with a diagnosis of epilepsy, seizures were not categorized. So with that and 2 MRI's and 2 EEG's returning normal readings as well as the only thing the neurologist felt could be done was increase medication on top of an already large dose, I decided to totally disregard this particular neurologist's finding and wean myself off of the meds (Keppra) and use vitamins to build up my gray matter and hopefully stop the 'seizures' that I was having. It worked for awhile until I found that I had developed cervical cancer. I was also able to find a part time job. I was doing fair well until this happened. But I did continue to have what appears to be psychic seizures. My seizures would happen at anytime and under any circumstances. I at first thought it occurred if I am stressed but I could be just relaxing. What happens (according to my brother) is that I would mention a bad taste in my mouth and fidget with my hands and I began to talk about things that have nothing to with the conversation that I may have been having. What I experience is becoming dizzy, then nauseous and finally not in touch with whatever is going on around me. I have noticed that when it happens if I am driving I am able to focus more on what I am doing that if I was just sitting doing nothing. I am sure that I seem to be just rambling but that is somewhat why I have come back. I have had that surgery for the cancer and that is gone with no radiation or chemo to have to be taken, but I still cannot get back to my old self (the self I was before the epilepsy diagnosis). The scary part is that as much as I denied having epilepsy by turning away from treatment, I am now sure that I do have epilepsy. I am on my third neurologist and the last one says seizures happen from time to time in women my age (54). But I am becoming more and more convinced that this is not associated with my age. I will after the first of the year be returning to this neurologist with hopes that he will get a little more in depth with defining my condition.