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Default Falling asleep might be seizures?
I read Trevis Gleason's MS blog (he's also on fb). He mentioned that he falls asleep easily and occasionally has jerking movements. He mentioned that it is a form of seizure that patients can suffer...
It made me a bit scared, because of the problems I've had falling asleep eating dinner, driving, etc. Also, I have recently been falling asleep sitting up and then my arm or leg jerks up violently.

Anyone ever have this?
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