I have had seizures during the night, but most of mine occur during the day.
One of my neurologists gave me Buspar, which is a mild sedative to take
before I go to bed at night and I rarely have them at night.Most of the time
unless I have a seizure before I go to bed, I sleep all night without
seizures, since I had surgery. Maybe something like that would help. Take
care.
Tammy
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 9:12 AM, *~Gina~* <19gina66@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Most of my sons seizures have occured during the night or during a nap.
> Usually upon waking. Every night and morning I can't relax wondering if
> this will be the night/morning for a seizure". Will I ever get through this
> stage? It is consuming my life!!!!!!! I can't sleep well.Any little sound
> movement,noise makes me crawl out of my skin.
>
> Gina
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