Doris
Any that happen to me during the day is not really a seizure that am aware of, just that dizzy unsteady
feeling which gives me time to sit or get something cold to drink.
During the night I am told I twist and turn and end up in a fetal position for some time before going to
sleep. This to my hubby is usually a sign of seizure just before awaking in the morning. It makes no
difference to me as the twisting and turning does not seem to fizz on me and am out like a light or have that
feeling.
Should it turn into a gen. GM in the am it is during my sleep and do not know anything until possibly later on
that day or the next when all the side effects I begin to wonder where they came from.
Sometimes I do though find myself not wanting to go to sleep at night and wonder if this is my bodies way to
telling me one is coming.
Julie
Julie Hope
epilepsyhealth@sasktel.net
http://www.2betrhealth.com
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From: "uniquepnk tds.net" <Uniquepnk@tds.net>
To: <epilepsy@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2010 7:13 PM
Subject: Re: [epilepsy] Anticipation of seizure
Doris,
Most of my seizures come in the daytime,but if they do come in the night I
rarely get any sleep that night. Most of the time,when I have a seizure, I
can tell when it is going to happen. I only have a few minutes notice
though. I tell somebody and try to sit down before it happens. I don't have
the warning all the time though. When I was younger I never knew when I was
going to have them.I can't explain the way I feel when it gets ready to
happen; I never have been able to explain it to the doctor.It is there and
after the seizure is over it is gone.It sure helps as fars as keeping you
from getting hurt.
Tammy
On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 11:20 PM, DorisY <dorisellen@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
> Do you ever have the feeling that you are going to have seizure before it
> even comes? I get only nocturnal seizures, and it is apprehensive
> when trying to fall asleep. Seizures happen at least twice a month, and I
> find myself laying there with the thoughts of it happening tonight. I don't
> know if the Lamictal contributes to this feeling, but I have been on this
> drug for many years now. If you should experience anything similar, please
> fill me in on how you handle this. Thanks.
> Doris
>
>
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