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Symptoms of psychopathology in adults with intellectual disability and seizures. Parenting style and parental monitoring with information communication technology: A study on Japanese junior high school students and their parents. Individual difference predictors of creativity in Art and Science students. We woke up, I decided to open the blinds and when I did, I was assaulted by sunlight. This time I saw my right hand shaking and then I felt myself fall down, bang my head against the balcony door and then everything went black.
I woke up disoriented, moved to the sofa in my half lucid state. I clearly remember that I asked my friend how I got onto the sofa later. This perfectly illustrates the disorientation one can have after a big seizure. My friend called my parents, who took me to the hospital. After that, they put me into the care of a great neurologist, who was very kind and understanding and explained everything. I had a checkup twice a year plus once a year an EEG screen and blood test to see if my medication is damaging my liver.
Thankfully everything is okay. They called my doctor and she could see the light was triggering me, so they stopped it. Ever since then my EEG tests are made without the flashing lights trigger.
It was after I passed my driving lessons. Since then I have been seizure-free which will make about 14 years since my last seizure. I go once or twice a year for a checkup with my neurologist, I get blood drawn once a year and also for EEG checkup.
Gotta be honest, as thankful as I am for these tests and our health care system in general, I really dislike the EEG. Plus you get indentations in your forehead from the diodes, so when you go home, you look like an alien with gross gooey scalp and four diode marks on your forehead. Those years are for self-discovery and I spent a lot of the time in fear of when another seizure might strike. At the same time, I felt overprotected by my family for a number of years.
Closing one of my eyes during flashing scenes and turning my head away when possible is almost like second nature. It would end the stigma and misconceptions and people would be more willing to help. Let me know if this article helped you in any way! Have you ever witnessed a seizure? What was your reaction? If you have any questions about my experience, let me know! I am wondering about First Person Gaming specifically.
If I try to play First person games of any kind, within a few minutes I develop a headache. Stopping then the headache will pass but takes hours. Continuing to play when the headache onsets I will become nauseous. Stopping then I will have the headache the remainder of the day, may or may vomit and be weak and ill the remainder of the day.
If I try to push thru this feeling of dizziness and nausea I will pass out. I have tried many times to train myself to play these type of games because they are popular and I enjoy gaming with my friends. Thank you for your time and God Bless. Have you tried the suggestions in my article, see if anything changes? Please go see your doctor and describe them your symptoms.
Best of luck and let me know how it goes! Contents hide. Media Guidelines. What Is Epilepsy? What Are The Causes? What Are The Triggers? What Are The Symptoms? Can Epilepsy Cause Death?
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