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Old 05-06-2011, 12:26 PM #1
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What does a seizure without fits feel like? I had this moment of my head feeling suddenly really heavy like something great was coming over me and I was in the middle of talking and this thing came over me and I just went blank. My jaw even dropped down and i couldn't move for a moment to pick it back up - all was still for just a second. I was reading a book to my daughter. Is that a seizure?

I'm falling apart! I've never had anything more than allergies in my life. lol.

Thanks. I'm going to stop dwelling now...
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