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Originally Posted by Dmom3005
Blue
Please also keep the changes with your cat in the diary too.
Many say that a dog or cat can alert to seizures. Derrick had
a dog who would come running down my stairs especially at midnight
to get me, barking away. Till I would go up stairs with him. To see
what was going on. He was the brother to our 21 year old dog Nipper.
But when Derrick had a seizure yapper, this dog wouldn't go far from
his side, nipper would hid from derrick. He seemed to feel the electricity
and wouldn't want around derrick. Then when Yapper died about 4 to
5 years later. When Derrick got his vns a year later, nipper started
staying with Derrick a lot more. And started sitting with him after
a seizure. He seemed to not be electric as much.
no other way to explain. His present dog can tell when Derrick is
off. He has been with Derrick since we came home today, he isn't
wanting to leave him.
Wendy the one between the two was a lot like a alert type dog
just not the best of it. She was just a good sweetheart.
DOnna
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Donna ~ At midnight last evening, I started to get up as it was time for bed, then all of a sudden I looked over at my clock and it said 2:30AM. I have no memory of what happened between midnight and 2:30 this morning, other than my cat Sam sitting and staring at my face and meowing constantly just before midnight. I thought to myself that I had no migraine auras, so he must be hungry. Tossed him some treats which, oddly, he refused to touch, but kept sitting right in front of me staring and meowing.
Just after vacuuming this morning I noticed my coordination is way off, having trouble walking, arms and legs are sort of numb and having word salad. Now my cat is sitting and staring at me, meowing again Thinking I may have another migraine heading my way, so will just sit in my recliner and see what happens.
Now that you have pointed all this out to me, I am paying attention to things.
Will add this to my iphone seizure app.
Blue