I've had four of them today

So i’ve been diagnosed with Epilepsy since age 12. Started at night and then it switched to day time (partial) as i grew older i got a little more familiar with it when i would get Auras . my Auras are i feel a sense throughout my body . This year i started getting auras through my vision. i can’t explain it all i can say is i can feel it when it’s coming but don’t feel numbness on my left arm (which is my partial seizure coming) it’s a sense of feeling trough my vision and i get a little dizzy… read more

What’s odd is, it seems like it’s some kind of seizure, but I actually haven’t had a single one all day. So I’m wondering if the food I had affected something.

Time distortion, unresponsive with or without loss of bladder control, starring off...

What is the difference between an aura and a petit seizure. When I have an aura in which can last for hours I feel like a riot is going on inside me. People have told me to say something. I don't always have a seizure. I don't want to be the boy that cried wolf all the time.
Thank you everyone for your patience with me. I am new on this on line and I don't know what I'm doing all the time.
Hope and pray everyone has a great day.

hi
have question about aura deja vu
I have focal epilepsy. I've never totally understood what deja vu feels like subjectively.
today I was really stress out about a situation. I could feel my blood boil. then went I was walk to the shop and there was a early autumn wind. I got the same feeling of a time I was studying abroad in the start of term, ( it was a very pleasant feeling to felt exactly as if I was back it that city. but my surrounding were my home town, and I was aware of that, it… read more

So, just for interest sake…
Most of us write about our experience with déjà vu as a sensation/aura, but I’m interested in who else experiences or heard of the other two French terms? Presque vu and Jemais vu…
Presque vu is quite common - it’s the “tip of the tongue” phenomenon… you know you know something, but can’t remember what you know
Jemais vu, meaning “never seen” - the phenomenon of experiencing a situation that one recognises in some fashion, but nonetheless feels very unfamiliar. I get… read more

My daughter was diagnosed with epilepsy in May 2019, her first seizure was in October 2017. She has focal epilepsy that results in hand twitches. She has had two grand mal seizures. A few questions....since her first seizure she has had a constant low grade headache. She says it feels like her brain is too big for her head. Does anyone else feel this? She is also constantly fatigued. No matter how much sleep she gets she is still tired. What can help this? On her last EEG in October… read more