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Old 03-27-2007, 10:50 AM #1
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I whine/moan and the only word I am able to say is "water" for some reason. I always want to drink water during a seizure, it comforts me somehow. I find that when I'm sleeping or am in bed I hit the wall or the headboard and that seems to be how I wake up and I guess am trying to get my husbands attention for help as I'm unable to speak (cp's).

You're not alone in the noise making category or the hitting of something to get someones attention, looks like there's quite a few of us who do this.

Like Ellie, I try to focus on something really hard and it seems to stave off a seizure from developing too fast or into something really big and somehow it actually seems to work. I don't know how but it does.
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