If I'm about to have a seizure, I do get an aura. I find myself in situations I can't remember. Because of this, I lose moments in time, and I don't even know how many memories I've lost. I haven't had a convulsion for a while, but thanks to the aura, I know if one will come on and I can prepare for it quickly. In a way, the aura helps save me in a lot of situations

Morning Dukesha, Yes, I have auras, I feel it in my stomach and head. My blood sugar drops and I begin to feel like I am slipping away from reality. It gives me a couple minutes to get some sugar in my system and I then I sit down on the floor, so that if I do have seizure I will not fall. It took me a couple years to recognize them. Journaling my pre-seizure feelings and circumstances helped me recognize the aura.

I've always had auras. It took me a couple of times having them. Before I knew what it was & how my neurologist told me about the situation happening.

I have always had auras. The first one I remember was in 2nd grade. I also feel fear and pray when I feel these.

I remember when I use to get these feelings that made me feel scared. I didn’t know why I was feeling scared. I just felt like something bad was going to happen. I use to get these feelings a lot when I was alone. I would complain to my mother about these feelings. She had thought maybe those feelings are panic attacks. It was not until I changed doctors when I found out what those feelings are.
The first appointment with my new neurologist had told me those feelings are called aura’s. The neurologist that I had been seeing before didn’t say anything about these feelings I get.
My aura’s no longer scare me. That’s because I now know what they are. Yes, I still do get some fears but I’m able to handle things better. I do my breathing exercises the doctor had showed me. Most of the time those feelings will weaken and go away as I do the exercise. I’m thankful for being shown that exercise. If not I would be having many many seizures