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Mostly At Night, I Will Black Out And Have Difficulty Recalling What Happened That Day. It Does Come Back Eventually. Absence Seizures?
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That’s how they usually work but fortunately so far the blackout goes away and I am able to recall all previous events. Thanks

posted February 7
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It's very possible. I tried to describe a few events like this to my Neurologist and the best thing I could come up with was that I would go in to a blank stear and wouldn't be able to do anything then go back to normal. It's as is you go blank then come back that's how I described it.

posted February 7
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It's a possibility, i think it's dif per person, you may ask about this to your doc, I have had that happen too, it varies with me and my condition, and I don't have a good mem I used too, but am ok with it taking into consideration what it cause of it, my epilepsy, my opinion

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