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Old 01-23-2008, 05:26 PM #6
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My Dad had what he called "black-outs", and a doctor years later said they were no doubt seizures. He gave up his driver's license after he had one while driving and went off the road. My mother said he was staring straight ahead, gripping the wheel, and just drove off the road while she was screaming. He couldn't remember it afterward. Only lasted a few seconds.
That happened to my mom. Somehow she made it to my sisters house.
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