(Getting on topic again) I've told the story a bunch of times about how I
drove back from work after having a complex partial there. I suspect both of
us have foci in the right hemisphere if we keep getting lost. Getting lost
on the way back from work when you've had the job for three years is
indicative of a problem in the right side. But I obeyed all traffic laws and
didn't hit anyone or run any lights. I impress myself a lot.
I blew out a bike tire a few months ago after rolling upside down. I felt so
miserable on the way home I kept getting back on it and riding on the rim.
It really blows (ha) that you have to risk death on a bike to get anywhere,
once they yank your license. When I have the money I'm going to get a
recumbent tricycle. I'll have three wheels and I'll be closer to the ground.
There's some guy around here who has one- he's the only one. Everyone in
Silicon Valley says they've seen that guy and that recumbent bike thing he's
riding around on. I guess I'll be famous too.
Jason
On Sat, Nov 28, 2009 at 1:17 PM, Steve <stephenpales@
> And you can be in a complex partial, grab your keys, go to your car, start
> it then put it into reverse! No question about that! Oh my gosh, the
> stories people talk about about what they they did during complex partials
> can be very interesting!
>
> My stories of being in a complex partial and riding my bicycle are amazing!
> Once I was heading north on a bike trail. The next thing I knew, I was
> heading south, I felt like I was seeing through a fog, the slowly fog went
> away and realized where I was. Got off my bike quickly realizing I had a
> seizure. I was about 3/4 of a mile from where I last remember. My water
> bottle was missing, but no scratches. I got back onto my bike to the
> corner, I went into a 7/11. I guy ran up to me asking me if I was OK, I
> said sure, he said are you sure? I said yes and he left. I simply rode my
> bike just another 3 miles and was home. I was fine after that.
>
> Another time biking I was coming near a stoplight where the cross traffic
> was a 4 lane very busy street. Next thing I knew, I was walking my bicycle
> across from the intersection on the sidewalk. I had been riding on the
> street. I haven't any idea how I got across the intersection or where I
> even had the seizure or even where or how I crashed my bike! My front rim
> was totaly bent out of shape! I was all scratched up then walked my bike
> 1/2 mile to get home. To shorten the story, a few hours later I got a ride
> to the ER. Wound up I shattered my left collar bone into 3 pieces!
>
> We never know what our minds can do during a seizure! Take care, keep a
> smile on your face!
>
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