Subject: Breaking-News: remedy restores memory

From: Remarkable Brain Discovery <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 18:32:23 -0800

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Hi.  I'm new to this.  My daughter is 17 and began having seizures 1 year ago.  She has had 2 EEG's as well as a 3 day VEEG.  Also had an MRI and full cardiology workup.  All tests have been negative.  We have now been told she has "non-epileptic" seizures caused by psychological triggers or stressors.  Trouble is....she is having 2 different types of seizures.
Type A seem to follow the stress pattern.  Her hand/arm starts twitching, then her eyes roll up and she becomes unconcious.  However, she reports that she can hear what is going on but is unable to respond.  These usually last a few minutes then she is quick to recover and go on with whatever she was doing.  Frequently, we can relate these to a stressful event.
 
Type B.  Complains of a general sense of not feeling well - maybe all day.  Sometimes complains of double vision prior to arm twitching, eyes rolling up, and becoming unconscious.  During these seizures, she is completely unaware of anything.  Usually does not remember the few minutes prior to seizure, the seizure, and is slow to recognize her surroundings.  Feels tired and worn out afterward and just wants to sleep.  Complains of being dizzy.  Sometimes that feeling lasts 1-3 days afterward.  These "seizures" tend to come in clusters lasting up to 40 minutes in length.