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Default Seizure?

This morning as I was having a lie in I suddenly jolted awake. My neck, knees, back, and assorted places have been killing me all day. I have been diagnosed with epilepsy and among the parade of medication I take each day are anti-epileptics.

Can being stressed and upset set one off? It's been three years since my last one.
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I've had brain surgery, what's your excuse?
2 brain sugeries (aneurysms) 5 strokes and 5 seizures in the last 10 years.
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