My seizures are generally like that. I rarely black out completely. I usually know exactly what's going on, although I can't communicate for a few minutes. The doctors all want to put me on medication, but I have declined, since I have seizures so infrequently. I am actually coming up on three years without a full-blown seizure. I attribute that to the fact that I quit using any artificial sweeteners after my last one. Up until that time, I had one or two seizures a year over a 10-year period.
--- On Tue, 11/15/11, deanna <deekaun@shaw.ca> wrote:
> From: deanna <deekaun@shaw.ca>
> Subject: [epilepsy] awareness during seizures
> To: epilepsy@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011, 10:19 AM
> Hey group
>
> Does anyone have seizures that to the people you are with
> you can't
> respond or communicate or react to anything touching you,
> anything like
> that, in other words right out of it. But on the inside you
> know exactly
> what is happening ie where you are, who you are with, what
> your body is
> doing, what people are saying that sort of thing. If so
> what has doctors
> said to you what is going on and what treatment have they
> done.
>
> Deanna Campbell
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