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Old 02-10-2008, 02:23 PM #1
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Exclamation tusday night.

hi all
could it have been an Simple Partial Seizure

During a simple partial seizure, the person remains conscious and aware of what is happening, however they cannot necessarily control their feelings/actions.

The effects of a simple partial seizure vary depending on the part of the brain affected.


i had this more then onoce i must of had this 10-20 time even more it jaut an number of top of my head.

have you read my other posted?

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